National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)
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Archived: 2026-04-23 15:00
National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)
National Emergencies Operation Center (NEOC)
A pioneering initiative of the
National Disaster Management Authority
of Pakistan. Established with a strategic vision to shift from reactive to proactive disaster management.
At NEOC, from tracking global oceanic and atmospheric oscillations to assessing local hazards and their likely impacts, our team remains vigilant round the clock. By analyzing emerging patterns and trends, we stay one step ahead, ensuring timely interventions and effective response strategies.
Newsletter
NEWSLETTER MARCH 2026
NEWSLETTER FEBRUARY 2026
NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2026
NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 2025
Latest News
Visit of the UK High Commissioner to NDMA
NDMA Participated in Strengthening Anticipatory Action for Education in Pakistan
Russian Delegation Visit to NDMA
NDMA Center of Excellence Successfully Concludes “Climate Change & Disaster Management Course (C2DM-P 02-26)”
NDMA Conducts Natural and Industrial Disaster Risk Awareness Session in Mirpur Mathelo (Sindh)
Latest News
09
MARCH
2026
Visit of the UK High Commissioner to NDMA
Visit of the UK High Commissioner to NDMA
Read more
19
FEBRUARY
2026
NDMA Participated in Strengthening Anticipatory Action for Education in Pakistan
NDMA Participated in Strengthening Anticipatory Action for Education in Pakistan
Read more
19
FEBRUARY
2026
Russian Delegation Visit to NDMA
Russian Delegation Visit to NDMA
Read more
Hazards Projections & Impacts
HEATWAVE ADVISORY (MAY)
A persistent heat dome is expected to cause prolonged, intense heat across southern Punjab, Sindh, and eastern-central Balochistan, with 3-5 day spells of ~45°C likely mid to late May. Northern regions (KP, GB) will be less affected. Urban heat stress will be significantly elevated in major cities.
22 Apr 2026
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Weather Advisory 24th to 29th April, 2026
22 Apr 2026
Weather Advisory (18th April to 23rd April, 2026)
16 Apr 2026
Weather Advisory (12th to 17th April, 2026)
12 Apr 2026
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Latest Advisories
NDMA Weather Advisory Dated 13 April 2026
Met office predicted that a Westerly wave is likely to approach Northwestern parts of the country on 16 th April 2026 and likely to persist in Upper parts till 19 th April 2026
13 Apr 2026
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FLASH FLOOD WARNING - (7th & 8th April 2026)
06 Apr 2026
MORE RAIN-WINDSTORM/ THUNDERSTORM (WITH ISOLATED HEAVY FALLS/ HAILSTORMS) PREDICTED DURING COMING WEEK
04 Apr 2026
Flash Flood Warning - ( 2 - 4 April 2026)
02 Apr 2026
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Public Service Message
International Collaboration
NDMA’s International Collaboration (IC) Wing builds strategic partnerships with global and regional stakeholders to enhance disaster risk management and climate resilience. Through diplomatic missions, federal engagements, and international forums, the IC Wing works to secure technical support, capacity building, and critical resources for disaster response.
IC seeks strategic partnerships focused on highlighting the Early Warning System and other capabilities of NEOC to key global and regional organizations. By engaging with delegations from groups such as the Commonwealth, ASEAN, SCO, ECO, SAARC, European Union, African Union and others, we aim to showcase NEOC’s operational excellence, fostering opportunities for collaboration and potential replication across various countries and regions.
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Regional and Military Collaboration
The Regional and Military Collaboration Wing fosters regional and international collaboration in Disaster Management and Risk Reduction. It acts as a conduit between NDMA and its counterparts, regional organizations and military components in friendly countries for proactive disaster management.
In pursuit of its mission, the wing focuses on fostering mutual learning and knowledge exchange with partner institutions. Through structured engagements and collaborative programs, it emphasizes the importance of sharing best practices, refining operational strategies, and building collective capacity. These efforts not only strengthen institutional resilience but also ensure that regional and military stakeholders are better equipped to respond effectively to natural and man-made disasters.
Learn More
National Resources And Risk Financing
Pakistan is leveraging its private sector, diaspora, and institutional strengths to build national disaster resilience. By fostering public-private partnerships, promoting innovation, and mobilizing philanthropy, the country aims to embed disaster preparedness across industries and communities.
A resilient Pakistan depends on a robust and diversified financial approach to disaster and climate risk. The strategy includes developing a national roadmap for climate and disaster risk financing, building a portfolio of bankable resilience projects, and deepening engagement with international climate funds. Collaborations with financial institutions are underway to launch innovative tools, while regional data sharing and localized financing models are being promoted. Supporting this vision are initiatives to create a centralized knowledge platform, develop enabling regulatory environments with the State Bank and SECP, and prepare contingency financing mechanisms in partnership with multilateral institutions.
Learn More
Latest Situation Reports
NDMA SPECIAL SITUATION REPORT-2 (SITREP-2) 13 APRIL 2026
NDMA Special Situation Report No 2, covering period from 19 March to 13 April 2026
13 Apr 2026
View
NDMA SPECIAL SITUATION REPORT-1 (SITREP-1) 8 APRIL 2026
08 Apr 2026
NDMA - Monsoon 2025 Final Consolidated Situation Report No. 87
02 Oct 2025
NDMA - Monsoon 2025 Daily Situation Report No. 86
19 Sep 2025
View All
Our Partners
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National Emergencies Operation Center (NEOC)
A pioneering initiative of the
National Disaster Management Authority
of Pakistan. Established with a strategic vision to shift from reactive to proactive disaster management.
At NEOC, from tracking global oceanic and atmospheric oscillations to assessing local hazards and their likely impacts, our team remains vigilant round the clock. By analyzing emerging patterns and trends, we stay one step ahead, ensuring timely interventions and effective response strategies.
Newsletter
NEWSLETTER MARCH 2026
NEWSLETTER FEBRUARY 2026
NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2026
NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 2025
Latest News
Visit of the UK High Commissioner to NDMA
NDMA Participated in Strengthening Anticipatory Action for Education in Pakistan
Russian Delegation Visit to NDMA
NDMA Center of Excellence Successfully Concludes “Climate Change & Disaster Management Course (C2DM-P 02-26)”
NDMA Conducts Natural and Industrial Disaster Risk Awareness Session in Mirpur Mathelo (Sindh)
Latest News
09
MARCH
2026
Visit of the UK High Commissioner to NDMA
Visit of the UK High Commissioner to NDMA
Read more
19
FEBRUARY
2026
NDMA Participated in Strengthening Anticipatory Action for Education in Pakistan
NDMA Participated in Strengthening Anticipatory Action for Education in Pakistan
Read more
19
FEBRUARY
2026
Russian Delegation Visit to NDMA
Russian Delegation Visit to NDMA
Read more
Hazards Projections & Impacts
HEATWAVE ADVISORY (MAY)
A persistent heat dome is expected to cause prolonged, intense heat across southern Punjab, Sindh, and eastern-central Balochistan, with 3-5 day spells of ~45°C likely mid to late May. Northern regions (KP, GB) will be less affected. Urban heat stress will be significantly elevated in major cities.
22 Apr 2026
View
Weather Advisory 24th to 29th April, 2026
22 Apr 2026
Weather Advisory (18th April to 23rd April, 2026)
16 Apr 2026
Weather Advisory (12th to 17th April, 2026)
12 Apr 2026
View All
Latest Advisories
NDMA Weather Advisory Dated 13 April 2026
Met office predicted that a Westerly wave is likely to approach Northwestern parts of the country on 16 th April 2026 and likely to persist in Upper parts till 19 th April 2026
13 Apr 2026
View
FLASH FLOOD WARNING - (7th & 8th April 2026)
06 Apr 2026
MORE RAIN-WINDSTORM/ THUNDERSTORM (WITH ISOLATED HEAVY FALLS/ HAILSTORMS) PREDICTED DURING COMING WEEK
04 Apr 2026
Flash Flood Warning - ( 2 - 4 April 2026)
02 Apr 2026
View All
Public Service Message
International Collaboration
NDMA’s International Collaboration (IC) Wing builds strategic partnerships with global and regional stakeholders to enhance disaster risk management and climate resilience. Through diplomatic missions, federal engagements, and international forums, the IC Wing works to secure technical support, capacity building, and critical resources for disaster response.
IC seeks strategic partnerships focused on highlighting the Early Warning System and other capabilities of NEOC to key global and regional organizations. By engaging with delegations from groups such as the Commonwealth, ASEAN, SCO, ECO, SAARC, European Union, African Union and others, we aim to showcase NEOC’s operational excellence, fostering opportunities for collaboration and potential replication across various countries and regions.
Learn More
Regional and Military Collaboration
The Regional and Military Collaboration Wing fosters regional and international collaboration in Disaster Management and Risk Reduction. It acts as a conduit between NDMA and its counterparts, regional organizations and military components in friendly countries for proactive disaster management.
In pursuit of its mission, the wing focuses on fostering mutual learning and knowledge exchange with partner institutions. Through structured engagements and collaborative programs, it emphasizes the importance of sharing best practices, refining operational strategies, and building collective capacity. These efforts not only strengthen institutional resilience but also ensure that regional and military stakeholders are better equipped to respond effectively to natural and man-made disasters.
Learn More
National Resources And Risk Financing
Pakistan is leveraging its private sector, diaspora, and institutional strengths to build national disaster resilience. By fostering public-private partnerships, promoting innovation, and mobilizing philanthropy, the country aims to embed disaster preparedness across industries and communities.
A resilient Pakistan depends on a robust and diversified financial approach to disaster and climate risk. The strategy includes developing a national roadmap for climate and disaster risk financing, building a portfolio of bankable resilience projects, and deepening engagement with international climate funds. Collaborations with financial institutions are underway to launch innovative tools, while regional data sharing and localized financing models are being promoted. Supporting this vision are initiatives to create a centralized knowledge platform, develop enabling regulatory environments with the State Bank and SECP, and prepare contingency financing mechanisms in partnership with multilateral institutions.
Learn More
Latest Situation Reports
NDMA SPECIAL SITUATION REPORT-2 (SITREP-2) 13 APRIL 2026
NDMA Special Situation Report No 2, covering period from 19 March to 13 April 2026
13 Apr 2026
View
NDMA SPECIAL SITUATION REPORT-1 (SITREP-1) 8 APRIL 2026
08 Apr 2026
NDMA - Monsoon 2025 Final Consolidated Situation Report No. 87
02 Oct 2025
NDMA - Monsoon 2025 Daily Situation Report No. 86
19 Sep 2025
View All
Our Partners
View Details