Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited Gilgit-Baltistan to assess the damage caused by recent floods and announced a relief package of Rs4 billion for the affected region. During his visit, he emphasized the need for timely measures to address the challenges posed by the floods. The government has also ordered the implementation of an advanced weather alert system for tourist destinations to improve preparedness. Meanwhile, Pakistan is experiencing widespread rainfall, with heavy downpours reported in Islamabad and light rain in Karachi, contributing to a pleasant change in weather. The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecasted continued heavy rain and thunderstorms across the country through Thursday, with alerts issued for rivers Chenab, Sutlej, Ravi, and their tributaries in Punjab. Additionally, Section 144 has been imposed in Rawalpindi for seven days as a precautionary measure. On the economic front, Pakistan's stock market reached its highest level in history, sugar prices have declined in Karachi, and electricity prices are expected to drop further. Prime Minister Shehbaz also chaired a review meeting on proposed reforms at the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).