Islamabad: The National Disaster Management Authority arranged a briefing session for foreign diplomats in Islamabad to sensitize them about the prevailing humanitarian and infrastructural impacts of the ongoing Monsoon season. The session was attended by ambassadors and senior diplomats from more than thirty foreign missions.

According to Radio Pakistan, the briefing highlighted the scale of NDMA’s response efforts and the deployment of national resources. Chairman NDMA Lt General Inam Haider Malik discussed NDMA’s coordinated measures with provincial and regional disaster management authorities, the deployment of relief items, and the role of technology in monitoring weather patterns and ensuring timely assistance.

The diplomatic community was informed about NDMA’s proactive approach in mitigating the adverse effects of the Monsoon. The briefing emphasized integrated response mechanisms, modern early warning tools, and enhanced coordination with stakeholders at all levels. Participants appreciated NDMA’s efforts, considering them vital to safeguarding lives and livelihoods and strengthening Pakistan’s resilience against climate-induced challenges.