Lahore:
The threat of floods across Pakistan has appealed, with conditions improving regularly, the National Disaster Management Authority said on Wednesday, while rescue and rehabilitation operations in the affected areas are continuing nationally.
According to the division of flood forecasts (FFD), the middle level floods are only observed in certain parts of the lower Sindh, while the rest of the country has moved on red alert.
Kotri dam is currently attending an average flood, with flows of around 400,000 brackets. The authorities expect the flood situation in Kotri to persist until the end of September.
Meanwhile, the flows of the Guddu and Sukkur dams are gradually recovering, returning to normal levels. On the Ravi river, water levels fall to Ganda Singh Wala, although low -level floods continue in the Sulemanki and Islam dams.
Stabilized water levels
On the hydrological front, the Authority for the Development of Water and Electricity (WAPDA) reported stable river flows and reservoir levels. In Tarbela, Flow in the Industry river stands at 92,100 Cuses with a flow of 91,700 Cuses, while the water level in the tank is 1,550 feet, storing 5.728 million acres (MAF).
In Mangla, the involvement in the Jhelum river is 17,100 cops with a flow of 9,000 cops, and the tank holds 7,126 MAF at a level of 1,240.15 feet.
At the Chashma dam, the entrance is 138,300 brackets with outing at 132,200 Cuses, the tank contains 0.311 MAF at 649 ft.
At the head of Marala, the Chenab river shows an influx of 37,200 brackets and an exit of 24,800 Cuses. In Nowshera, the entries and outings in the Kabul river both rise to 15,700 brackets.
The combined water storage usable in Tarbela, Mangla and Chashma tanks is 13.165 MAF. Wapda clarified that the entries and exits in Tarbela, Chashma, Nowshera and Mangla are recorded as 24 -hour averages, while the figures for the Marala head and other points reflect the conditions at 6:00 am today.
