Flood Warning in Chenab River from India
Flood Warning in Chenab River from India: A flood warning in the Chenab River has been issued following a noticeable rise in water levels. The Indian High Commission has formally alerted authorities about the potential flooding situation, especially near Tawi in Jammu, prompting precautionary measures in downstream regions.
Indian High Commission Issues High Flood Alert at Tawi
The Indian High Commission has sounded a high flood alert at Tawi, a key river point in Jammu. According to the Ministry of Water Resources, the alert was officially communicated at 6 PM, indicating rising water levels and the potential for localized flooding.
This alert is crucial as the Tawi River flows into the larger Chenab River system, which is shared between India and Pakistan. Any increase in upstream water levels can significantly impact the downstream flow, especially in flood-sensitive areas.
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Rising Water Levels in Chenab River at Head Marala
The Chenab River is now witnessing increased water flow. At Head Marala, a key water management point in Pakistan, the flow has reached approximately 1,29,000 cusecs (cubic feet per second). This volume is significant and has officially been classified as a low-level flood by the concerned authorities.
Although this is not yet a severe flood situation, it serves as a warning that conditions may worsen if rain continues or if more water is released upstream.
بھارت کی جانب اے ایک اور فلڈ وارننگ جاری کردی گئی ہے۔
تفصیلات کے مطابق بھارتی ہائی کمیشن نے جموں میں توی کے مقام پر ہائی فلڈ الرٹ جاری کیا۔
وزارت آبی وسائل کے اعلامیے میں بتایا گیا ہے کہ بھارتی ہائی کمیشن کی جانب سے 6 بجے آگاہ کیا گیا۔
دریائے چناب میں پانی کی سطح بڑھنے لگی۔ دریائے چناب میں ہیڈمرالہ کے مقام پر پانی کا بہاؤ 1لاکھ29 ہزار کیوسک ہوگیا۔
فلڈ فور کاسٹنگ کے مطابق دریائے چناب میں ہیڈ مرالہ کے مقام پر نچلے درجے کا سیلاب ہے۔
Ministry of Water Resources Confirms Alert
The Ministry of Water Resources has confirmed receiving the alert from the Indian High Commission. They emphasized that all necessary departments have been notified and are on standby. The ministry also stated that flood monitoring teams are actively observing river flow at critical points, including Head Marala.
This level of coordination between the two countries is vital for accurate forecasting and timely alerts, helping minimize risk to life and property in flood-prone areas.
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Flood Forecasting and Precautionary Measures
According to flood forecasting models, the current situation at Head Marala is categorized as a low-level flood, but the possibility of a higher alert cannot be ruled out. Authorities have advised people living in low-lying or riverbank areas to stay cautious.
Precautionary recommendations include:
- Avoid unnecessary travel near rivers and canals.
- Stay updated through official news channels and government advisories.
- Preparing for possible evacuation if water levels continue to rise.
Early warning systems and real-time data sharing between India and Pakistan are playing a crucial role in managing the situation effectively.
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