The World Health Organization’s representative in Pakistan, Dr. Dapeng Luo, visited flood-affected areas in Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, accompanied by provincial authorities. The visit focused on ongoing efforts to assess the health needs of affected communities and ensure the delivery of critical medical supplies.
WHO teams are working on the ground in Swabi to provide support in response to the floods. Their activities include evaluating medical requirements, supplying essential medicines, and coordinating with local health officials to help save lives. The organization is prioritizing rapid assistance to prevent disease outbreaks and address urgent health concerns among the local population.
This collaborative response highlights the importance of international support and coordinated action between WHO and provincial health authorities during natural disasters, aiming to minimize health risks and restore basic services in the hardest-hit areas.
