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Moderate flooding likely DG Khan

by News desk
July 13, 2020
in Pakistan

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Islamabad

Federal Flood Commission Sunday revealed that a Moderate Flooding” is expected in the Hill Torrents of DG Khan Division and Nullahs in the eastern Balochistan during the next 24 Hours. At present there is no riverine flood situation and all main rivers including Indus, Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej are flowing normal. According to Federal Flood Commission (FFC) daily report on Sunday, the Combined Live Storage of Tarbel, Mangla and Chashma is 7.773 MAF (57.09 % of 13.614 MAF).
Tarbela Dam has attained water level of 1460.42 feet against Maximum Conservation Level of 1550.00 feet (i.e. 89.58 feet storage space is available for impounding of water), while Mangla Dam has attained water level of 1224.60 feet against Maximum Conservation Level of 1242.00 feet (i.e. 17.40 feet storage space is still available for impounding of water).—APP