Pakistani Reporter Goes Viral for His Literal In-Depth Reporting

News reporting is a tough profession. Not only are reporters under pressure to find stories that no one else has, but they’re also required to present reports in a way that can’t be replicated by other channels.

So far, this urge to be utterly unique has taken journalists to go live from the battleground, give beepers from hurricane-hit areas, and dodge approaching cyclones to get exclusive footage.

The latest viral sensation is a local news reporter from Kot Chatha, Dera Ghazi Khan, who became popular for his unusual reporting style.

Azadar Hussain of G-TV Network stood in neck-deep water of the overflowing Indus River to report about the flood situation in the area and the destruction it has caused to crops.

From the angle of the footage, only the tip of his mic and his head were visible, and Hussain was narrating the flood situation for his TV channel.

A local journalist shared the video on Twitter and it subsequently went viral.

While some are admiring the commitment level and bravery of the reporter, others found the humor in the situation and termed the act absurd.

Here is how people reacted:

Level of Reporting!

https://twitter.com/SaadSaadzafar17/status/1155163344548089856

The employee of the monsoon.

And some puns.

Now people are calling for a raise for the reporter.


  • What a stupidity

    Reporter need counselling and channel need to be sued by authorities for risking reporter’s life

  • Sorry but I think this is fake! If he is ‘standing in neck deep water’, science would dictate he would be swept away with the currents! Either it is a complete fake or atleast he his sitting in rather shallow area… take your pick!


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