Maryam Nawaz Launches Punjab Flood Door-to-Door Survey Campaign with New Flood Relief Cards for Victims
Punjab Flood Door-to-Door Survey Started
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has taken a historic step for the flood victims by launching the Punjab Flood Door-to-Door Survey Campaign. Under this campaign, 2200 teams, comprising more than 10,000 people, will go door to door to assess the damages. The survey portal was inaugurated at Al-Hamra Culture Complex and the Chief Minister herself administered the oath of service to the teams.
The most important aspect of this campaign is transparency and immediate assistance. The affected people do not need to go anywhere, the survey teams will come to their doorsteps and collect data. 1 million rupees will be given for house collapse, 5 lakh rupees for partial damage, 5 lakh rupees for livestock damage and farmers will be given Rs 20,000 per acre (up to a maximum of 12 acres).
Maryam Nawaz has clearly instructed that the survey teams should not come under any pressure, should not violate anyone’s rights or give anyone undue advantage. This campaign is not just about collecting data but is a spirit of service and worship. If you have also been affected by the floods, be sure to read this article to the end so that you can know how much assistance you can get and what preparations you should make.
What is the Punjab Flood Survey Campaign?
The Punjab Flood Survey Campaign is a province-wide effort to estimate and compensate damages caused by floods. Instead of making victims travel to offices, the government is sending trained teams door-to-door to record losses. All the information will be collected through a new digital portal to make the process transparent and faster.
How the Digital Survey Portal Works
The digital survey portal was inaugurated at Alhamra by Maryam Nawaz herself. It will store and track all damage data collected by the field teams. Each team will use a mobile app or form to enter the details of houses, livestock and crops affected by the flood. A monitoring dashboard will help the administration check the progress and verify claims so that relief reaches genuine victims.
Survey Teams: 2,200 Teams and 10,000 Members
Across Punjab, 2,200 survey teams made up of about 10,000 people are going door-to-door. These teams include representatives from the Revenue Department, Agriculture, Livestock, District Administration and the Pakistan Army.
Their job is to measure every single loss honestly from homes to farmlands and animals and to record it in the portal. Maryam Nawaz told the teams to treat this as a service, not just data collection, and to act with fairness and compassion.
Compensation & Team Details of Punjab Flood Door-to-Door Survey Campaign
The government has announced clear amounts for each type of loss so that people know what they will receive:
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Campaign Name | Punjab Flood Survey Campaign |
| Launched By | Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz |
| Launch Venue | Alhamra Cultural Complex – Digital Survey Portal inaugurated |
| Survey Teams | 2,200 teams with about 10,000 members (Revenue, Agriculture, Livestock, District Administration, Pakistan Army) |
| Purpose | Door-to-door assessment of flood damage and quick compensation |
| Compensation – Full House Collapse | Rs 1,000,000 |
| Compensation – Partial House Damage | Rs 500,000 |
| Compensation – Livestock Loss | Rs 500,000 |
| Farmer Support | Rs 20,000 per acre for up to 12 acres |
| Key Instruction to Teams | Work with honesty, no pressure, fair service |
| Documents Needed | CNIC and property/livestock documents for verification |
According to Maryam Nawaz, the aim is that every affected person will be compensated fully and will be able to rebuild their life.
Service Ethos and Oath
During the launch, Maryam Nawaz made the survey teams take an oath to work with honesty. She directed them not to come under pressure, not to deprive anyone of their right and not to give benefits to anyone who is not eligible. This service spirit is at the heart of the Punjab Flood Survey Campaign.
What Flood Victims Should Prepare Before a Survey Visit
Flood-affected families should keep their CNIC and any documents related to their house, land or livestock ready when the survey team arrives. Being present at home will help the team record the information quickly and correctly. This will speed up verification and payment later.
How the Government Will Verify and Disburse Relief
After the data is collected, it will be verified through government records to ensure accuracy. Once verified, the compensation amounts will be released to the beneficiaries through official channels. This process is designed to be transparent so that the right people receive the announced amounts.
Timeline, Monitoring and Grievance Redressal
The survey operation will run province-wide, with daily progress monitored through the central dashboard. A committee will handle complaints to make sure no genuine victim is left out. The government has promised that within a few months, every affected person will have received their due compensation.
FAQs
Who is visiting my area?
A 2,200-member government team with officials from Revenue, Agriculture, Livestock, District Administration and Pakistan Army.
What compensation will I get if my house is destroyed?
Rs1,000,000 for a fully collapsed house and Rs500,000 for partial damage.
Will I get compensation for lost livestock?
Yes, Rs500,000 is announced for livestock loss.
How are farmers compensated?
Farmers will receive Rs20,000 per acre for up to 12 acres.
How can I make sure I am included?
Keep your CNIC and property or livestock papers ready when the survey team arrives.
Conclusion
The Punjab Flood Survey Campaign is a major step by the Punjab government to help flood victims directly at their doorstep. With 2,200 teams and a digital portal, the government aims to record every loss honestly and pay the announced amounts quickly. Maryam Nawaz has pledged that every affected person will receive full compensation so that lives and livelihoods can be restored.
