Amir Karim Khan

Amir Karim Khan is the Commissioner of Multan, Pakistan, who has been actively involved in managing the crisis during the recent severe floods affecting the region. He has reported on the alarming water levels in the Chenab River and the potential threat to urban areas, emphasizing the importance of timely decisions regarding flood control measures.

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Pakistan: Multan Commissioner Amir Karim Khan inspected the old flood embankments of Jalalpur Pirwala and the affected motorway section, declaring the old embankments safe. 6

Kashif Nawaz Waseem Hamid Sindhu Kazim Hussain Pirzada Iftikhar Ali Sahoo

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Sutlej floods keep M5 motorway closed for ninth day - Pakistan

Pakistan: Multan Division Commissioner Amir Karim Khan visited Jalalpur Pirwala to supervise rescue and relief operations. 7

Maryam Nawaz Irfan Ali Kathia Yusuf Raza Gilani Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Rana Sanaullah

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Punjab to set up flood relief committees at local level - Pakistan

Pakistan: Multan Commissioner Amir Karim Khan said that the water gauge at Head Muhammadwala was recorded at 413.66ft. 6

Waseem Hamid Sindhu Irfan Ali Kathia Rana Iqbal Harnah Saba Asghar Ali Muhammad Nafees Waseem Abbas Faizullah Faraq

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: South Punjab still not out of the woods - Newspaper

Pakistan: Multan Commissioner Amir Karim Khan said that the water gauge at Head Muhammadwala was recorded at 413.66ft. 6

Waseem Hamid Sindhu Irfan Ali Kathia Rana Iqbal Harnah Saba Asghar Ali Muhammad Nafees Waseem Abbas Faizullah Faraq

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: South Punjab still not out of the woods - Newspaper