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India release 225,000 cusecs water in Sutlej River

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India released 225,000 cusecs of water in Sutlej River on Wednesday and at Ganda Singh which raised the water level to 20 feet which is a moderate flood. The inflow of water at Ganda Singh was recorded 60000 cusecs while the outflow was also 60000 cusecs.

As the water released by India will reach Pakistan in the next 24 hours, the border areas of Kasur are once again facing high flood situation.

Pakistan Disaster Management Authority directed the district administration to be on high alert and ensure enforcement of Section 144 alongside the river. According to Director PDMA, rescue teams have started evacuating villagers from the affected areas to safe places.

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