The monitoring cell of rain and provincial floods reported on Monday that the drop in industry flows through the Sindh, attenuating fears of a super flood, the monsoon rains end and that upstream levels are falling.
According to the latest data, GUDDU dam recorded an influx of 260,309 crafts with a flow rate of 231,545 CUSECS. At the Sukkur dam, the influx was 261,554 picking up and outing at 206,434 brackets. Kotri dam recorded an influx of 364,041 Cuses and an output of 339,486 CUSECs.
The meteorological department said Kotri remains at an average flood level, while Guddu and Sukkur continue to undergo low level floods. Officials noted that the risk of super flood in the Sindh had now been avoided while the river flowing from Punjab fell.
As a precaution, the Sindh government had already moved thousands of residents of river areas (Katcha) to safer places.
Morning
The burnt and the showers in different parts of the city of Karachi early in the morning, made time pleasant. A drizzle was reported in areas such as the old town region, Saddar, Clifton and Pechs. In some localities, such as Saddar, my Jinnah Road and Keamari, the sky has remained entirely cloudy.
Due to low level clouds that were moving from the sea, the light rain spell can continue, while the humidity level has reached 77%. Karachi’s weather should remain cloudy until September 25.
Monday and Tuesday, most Sindh districts are likely to feel hot and dry, although the coastal belt can see a partially cloudy sky.
Yesterday, the maximum temperature recorded in Karachi was 32 ° C. At the end of the month, the temperature should increase, the intensity of the heat increasing gradually.
Punjab floods
Punjab chief minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif visited the areas struck by the Bahawalnagar floods on Monday to examine the ongoing rescue activities. She visited the flood rescue camp created in the Bahawalnagar technical college and investigated the facilities provided to the people affected by the floods in the camp.
She also visited the school created temporarily for children affected by the floods and interacted with them. On this occasion, the administration of the Bahawalnagar district gave a detailed briefing to the chief minister of Punjab regarding the rescue and rescue operation in progress and the situation in the areas struck by the floods.
