Pakistan: 1.47 million people and 7‚693 villages have been hit by floods while 21‚133 houses destroyed.

[Khan]

1.47 million people affected by floods

Sep 6, 2013

In its latest data‚ the authority said 1.47 million people and 7‚693 villages have been hit by floods while 21‚133 houses destroyed.

Relief and rehabilitation efforts are continuing to mitigate the sufferings of the marooned people.

The agencies concerned have so far distributed over fifty-seven thousand eight hundred and thirty-four tents; one hundred twenty-six thousand and four hundred food packs‚ seventeen thousand and two hundred blankets; over thirty-one thousand mosquito nets and 63 de-watering pumps in the affected areas.

Pakistan started receiving heavy rains in the first week of August and affected most parts of eastern Punjab province. Health experts warned outbreak of epidemic diseases in the affected areas.

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The Indus River is one of the points on the Indian sub-continent that is being pushed under the Himalayas range, as a close look at where the mountain building along the northern edge of the Indo-Australian Plate occurs shows. We have pointed out that the mountains in the interior of India seem to disappear as one approaches the Himalayas, and that this is because it is there that the plate is being pushed down. We have predicted that as the tongue of the Eurasian Plate holding Indonesia is pushed under the eastern edge of the Indo-Australian Plate that this edge will lift, tilting the Indo-Australian Plate down on the western edge. This would first be noticed on land, especially land subject to being flooded, as such a change under the sea would escape notice unless a tsunami buoy sounded an alarm. What should be noted is that the flooding, ostensibly from rains, are worse than anticipated from the rains alone. What should be watched is how well the flood waters drain, and whether a drop in elevation is noted along the Indus River and its outlet into the Indian Ocean. The Earth changes we have predicted for this region have begun!

ZetaTalk ™

As the continent of India is pushed steadily down and under the Himalayas, lands in Pakistan that lie on the Indo-Australian Plate will participate. The plate border as it transverses Pakistan reflects this, with the Indus Valley on the Indo-Australian Plate being lowland, and the highlands to the west on the Eurasian Plate. Lahore and eastern Pakistan can thus expect to steadily sink up until the time of the Pole Shift, when it will share the dive that India itself will experience.

ZetaTalk ™ November 5, 2011

http://www.zetatalk.com/info/tinfo24v.htm

[SongStar101]

This flooding region is HUGE!  Here are some aerial photos and videos.