Punjab Flood Damage Survey 2025 – Complete Report, Government Updates

Q: Q1: When did the Punjab Flood Damage Survey 2025 begin?

The survey officially started on 26 September 2025 across 28 affected districts.

Q: Q2: What type of losses will be covered in the survey?

Losses to houses, crops, livestock, and businesses will be assessed for compensation.

Q: Q3: How can citizens ensure their inclusion in the survey?

Residents should cooperate with official survey teams and avoid paying bribes.

Q: Q4: Where can affected families check updates or compensation details?

All updates will be shared on the official Punjab Relief Portal – floodrelief.punjab.gov.pk .

Q: Q5: What should people do if they face corruption or delay in surveys?

They should file complaints directly through the Punjab Citizen Portal or report to the Assistant Commissioner’s office in their district.

Oct 9, 2025

The Punjab Government has officially launched the Punjab Flood Damage Survey 2025, starting from 26 September 2025, to assess the destruction caused by recent floods across multiple districts. This large-scale survey will evaluate losses to houses, crops, livestock, and public infrastructure to ensure fair compensation and transparent relief distribution.

The initiative follows the directives of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who has emphasized speedy rehabilitation and transparent aid distribution for all flood-affected families across Punjab.

Overview of Punjab Flood Damage Survey 2025

The Flood Damage Assessment Survey is being conducted in over 28 districts of Punjab, covering more than 4,500 villages. According to official reports, 118 people have lost their lives, and thousands of homes, roads, and crops have been destroyed.

Key Point	Details
Survey Start Date	26 September 2025
Total Affected Districts	28
Villages Impacted	4,500+
Teams Deployed	2,000+ Assessment Teams
Casualties Reported	118 deaths
Relief Camps	337 relief camps
Medical Camps	429 camps for health support
Veterinary Camps	368 for livestock care

Big Relief and Rehabilitation Measures

The Punjab Government, in collaboration with the Pakistan Army, Revenue Department, and Agriculture authorities, has formed more than 2,000 teams to conduct the survey. These teams will visit each affected household to record verified losses.

Key Government Steps:

✅ Damage Assessment: Documentation of destruction to houses, crops, livestock, and businesses for fair compensation.
✅ Immediate Relief Supplies: Thousands of tents, food packages, and medical aid have already been dispatched to flood-hit areas such as Bahawalpur, Uch Sharif, and Jalalpur Pirwala.
✅ Health & Safety Measures: Mobile health units and veterinary camps are operating to prevent the spread of waterborne diseases.
✅ Rehabilitation Planning: After data collection, the government will initiate the Phase 2 rehabilitation program, including housing reconstruction grants and agriculture recovery funds.

Infrastructure Damage and Restoration Efforts

The floods severely damaged major roads, bridges, and embankments across southern Punjab. Sections of the M-5 Motorway near Multan, Lodhran, and Bahawalpur were submerged. The National Highway Authority (NHA) has started emergency repairs, and temporary routes have already been reopened for traffic.

In Jalalpur Pirwala, protective embankments were deliberately breached to divert excess floodwater and save the city from large-scale destruction.

Official Warning from Punjab Government

Authorities have strictly warned citizens not to pay any bribes or illegal charges to get their names included in the flood survey list.
If anyone faces issues or observes corruption, they should immediately contact the local Assistant Commissioner’s office or use the Punjab Citizen Portal for complaints.

Expected Outcomes of the Flood Damage Survey

Once the survey is complete, the Punjab Government will:

Release compensation packages for destroyed homes and crops.
Provide livestock recovery grants to farmers.
Offer low-interest loans for affected small businesses.
Allocate funds for infrastructure rebuilding, including roads and embankments.

This transparent, data-driven process aims to rebuild flood-hit communities with fairness and accountability.

Latest Update – October 2025

As of early October 2025, survey teams have successfully completed assessments in 12 districts, while operations continue in the remaining regions. The final compensation disbursement list is expected to be announced by mid-November 2025 through the official portal: floodrelief.punjab.gov.pk.

Final Thoughts

The Punjab Flood Damage Survey 2025 marks a major milestone in Pakistan’s disaster management and relief operations. With over 2.6 million people displaced and thousands of homes ruined, this survey is crucial for fair compensation and long-term rehabilitation.

By focusing on transparency, safety, and accurate reporting, the Punjab Government is ensuring that every affected family receives the help they truly deserve.

Stay tuned for official updates and compensation announcements