According to local sources, arrangements have been finalised to evacuate the effected people with the help of Pakistan Air Force’s C-130 aircraft. The rescue flight have been scheduled for today.

All tourists are urged to submit their details, including full name, father’s or husband’s name and national identity card number and board the flight immediately.

Gilgit administration also advised individuals to seek assistance or further information from the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner.

The NDMA has also released an update on the human toll of the ongoing monsoon season.

At least 13 people lost their lives in the past 24 hours due to rain-related incidents across the country, with another 13 sustaining injuries.

Meanwhile, Punjab recorded the highest number of casualties, with seven deaths reported, followed by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where three individuals died in flood-related incidents.

Islamabad reported two fatalities, while Azad Jammu and Kashmir recorded one death.

The NDMA has warned of continued heavy rainfall in the coming days and urged citizens to exercise caution, avoid low-lying and flood-prone areas, and stay informed through official advisories as the monsoon intensifies.