The water level in the Chenab river is rising after India released water, and residents of the area have been advised to evacuate.
As per the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), the water level at Kadirabad Barrage in the Chenab River is escalating at an alarming rate, expected to reach 250,000 cusecs. A total of 40,000 to 55,000 cusecs of water is anticipated at Jasar and Shahdara in the Ravi River, prompting immediate relocation for the residents.
Torrential rain in Rajanpur and Koh Sulaiman
On the other hand, torrential rain has been recorded in the mountainous areas of Rajanpur and Koh Sulaiman.
According to the Flood Control Room, the rains have raised the water levels in the rain canals, with 19,606 cubic feet of water passing through Barsati Nala Kahasultan and 11,450 cubic feet passing through Nala Chhachhar.
2,340 cusecs of water is passing through Kalabaga, while the continuous rise in the water level in the Indus river is recording a moderate flood at Kot Mithan.
