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Pakistan has recently experienced severe floods, and as a result, folks from all around the nation are making donations to the unfortunate victims while the government develops fresh initiatives to assist them. In order to help those affected by floods, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has released a new app.

Atif Khan, the KP Minister for Science and Information Technology, gave specific directions for the launch of the smartphone app on Monday. According to the minister, the app will enable users to report disasters immediately and request supplies like food or medicine.

پشاور: حکومت خیبرپختونخوا کا سیلاب زدگان کی فوری شکایت اور فوری ریلیف کیلئے فلڈ رپورٹنگ ایپ تیار
"فلڈ رپورٹنگ ایپ" صوبائی وزیر سائنس وانفارمیشن ٹیکنالوجی @AtifKhanpti کی خصوصی ھدایات پر ہنگامی بنیادوں پر تیار کیا گیا۔#KPFloodReliefOperations pic.twitter.com/qHtLRtPUMk

— PTI (@PTIofficial) August 29, 2022

The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) and other relevant departments, according to him, will be in charge of helping the flood victims. In a video posted to Twitter on Monday, Khan provided a brief explanation of the app"s operation.

The minister explains in the video that flood victims can use the app to ask for food, water, medicine, evacuation, or other aid. The software was developed in a single day, the minister claims. Through the app, victims can send a message or a picture that will be immediately forwarded to the PDMA and all local deputy commissioners.

Users won"t need to explain where they are because the authorities can discover them as soon as they send a message, thus they won"t need to. They will then work to help as quickly as they can after that.

You can download the KP flood reporting app from this page. Only Android phones can use it, and the website provides instructions on how to download it and use it.

We have a thorough essay on the subject if you"re interested in making a donation to flood victims around the nation. To learn how to donate, click the link below.