ISLAMABAD: The Indus River System Authority (IRSA) reported significant water releases and water levels across various rim stations on Tuesday:
Indus River at Tarbela Dam:
Water Level: 1443.47 feet
Above Dead Level: 45.47 feet (Dead Level: 1398 feet)
Inflow: 35,500 cusecs
Outflow: 5,000 cusecs
Jhelum River at Mangla Dam:
Water Level: 1136.85 feet
Above Dead Level: 86.85 feet (Dead Level: 1050 feet)
Inflow: 55,600 cusecs
Outflow: 18,000 cusecs
Water releases from various points were as follows:
Kalabagh: 75,200 cusecs
Taunsa: 59,900 cusecs
Guddu: 85,800 cusecs
Sukkur: 52,400 cusecs
Additionally:
From River Kabul:
Released at Nowshera: 85,200 cusecs
From River Chenab:
Released at Marala: 13,600 cusecs
These water releases and levels are crucial for monitoring and managing water resources in Pakistan, especially during periods of increased water flow and potential flooding. The data provided by IRSA helps in assessing the overall water situation and planning for effective water management across the river systems.
