Imran Khan visits K-P's flood-hit areas

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)  

President Imran Khan on Friday appealed for quick relief to flood victims in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as he visited the area to take stock of the situation and meet the affected families.

The previous chief visited the flood-hit areas of K-P, including Tank and DI Khan, where he met the disaster-affected families, who were joined by K-P Chief Minister Mehmood Khan.

Talking to the media during his visit, PTI Executive Director DI Khan said that the disaster has surpassed the devastation caused by the 2010 floods in Sindh.

"We considered the 2010 flood to be an impossible calamity, but as the news suggests, the demolition and the number of casualties it caused this time is much more remarkable," he said.

 PTI online entertainment, Khan said the Punjab and K-P legislatures should provide quick relief to the flood victims, who should be helped with almost no segregation.

"I will not leave an individual in that frame of mind," 

                                                                                     he added.

"We cannot leave individuals powerless in the face of this faltering government"

Earlier, Khan condemned the central government for needing to complete the evidence against it rather than the survivors of the floods triggered by the downpour, saying that individuals of the nation cannot remain helpless in the face of this "uncouth gathering" and the floods will visit. -hit the regions alone.

A meeting of PTI's political panel 

 held under the chairmanship of the previous state representative, in which the ongoing political circumstance was also examined, according to sources.

The PTI executive vowed that PTI would not leave the flood victims alone and coordinated the Punjab and K-P legislatures to provide quick relief to the affected people.

“PTI cannot leave individuals helpless in front of this clumsy rally because no one is ready to give money to Shehbaz Sharif.

There was a discussion at the rally about PTI's publicity efforts and Imran's visit to Sindh.