Islamabad:
The Advisory Committee of the Indus River System Authority (IRSA) will hold a meeting on May 5 to examine the situation of water availability in the country for Kharif cultures.
The meeting will also examine the status of implementing the decisions taken by the Advisory Committee at its last meeting on March 26. Reunion takes on a new importance in the wake of India’s decision on April 23 to unilaterally suspend the Industry Water Treaty (TI-T).
According to an official press release concerning the situation of water in the rivers and the country’s tanks on May 1, the influx of the Rivière Indus in Tarbela remained 63,000 Cusecases while the flow was recorded at 52,100 cuses.
The influx of the Kabul river in Nowshera was 35,100 cuses while the flow was also 35,100 cuses.
At the Khyberabad bridge, the influx and the flow remained 65,500 brackets. The influx of the Jhelum river in Mangla was recorded at 48,700 CUSECs while the flow remained 32,000 CUSECs.
The influx of the Chenab river in Marala was 27,600 cuses while the flow was 19,100 cuses.
In Jinnah Barrage, the influx was recorded at 91,100 Cuses while the flow was 84,600 Cuses
At the Chashma dam, the influx was 76,500 brackets while the exit was 76,000 brackets; At the TAUNSA dam, the influx was recorded at 56,800 Cuses and the flow 47,900 Cuses.
At the GUDDU dam, the influx was 40,100 cuses and the outputs were 40,100 brackets; At the Sukkur dam, the influx was 35,200 cuses and outings, 9,800 cuses; At the Kotri dam, the intrigue remained 5,000 brackets and outings, 200 brackets; At the Trimmu dam, the influx was 10,700 brackets and the flow was zero crafts while in Panjnad, the influx remained 5,100 cuses with a zero exit.
At the Tarbela dam, the minimum level of operation of which is 1,402 feet and the maximum storage level is 1,550 feet, the current water level is 1,432.04 feet. The storage of water usable on May 1 was 0.560 million acres.
At the Mangla dam, the minimum level of operation of which is 1,050 feet and the maximum storage level is 1,242 feet, the current water level is 1,132.70 feet. Water storage usable at the dam on May 1 was 1.095 million acres.
At the Chashma dam, the minimum level of operation of which is 638.15 feet and the maximum conservation level is 649 feet, the current water level is 643.80 feet. Thursday usable water storage was 0.107 million acres
The document indicated that the entry and flow data for the Industry River in Tarbela and Chashma, the Kabul River in Nowshera, and the Jhelum river in Mangla is based on a 24 -hour average flow. “For all other locations, data represent water flow as recorded at 6:00 am today,” he said.
