Guddu Barrage Water Flow Crosses 400000 Cusecs
Guddu Barrage Water Flow Crosses 400000 Cusecs: The ongoing flood in Sindh and Punjab is becoming increasingly dangerous as heavy inflows of water continue to rise in major rivers and barrages. After causing widespread destruction in several parts of Punjab, floodwaters have now started moving toward Sindh, increasing concerns for the local population and authorities.
Flood Situation Worsens in Sindh as Guddu Barrage Faces Rising Water Inflow
The Guddu Barrage, located on the Indus River, is now under serious pressure as floodwaters flow in at alarming levels. According to the latest updates, the water flow at Guddu Barrage has crossed 4 lakh cusecs, triggering an emergency response from the authorities.
This significant increase in water flow has sounded the alarm for nearby districts, and preparations are underway to protect vulnerable areas from possible flooding. The situation remains tense, as further rainfall or upstream water release could worsen the scenario.
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High-Level Flood in Sutlej River, Bahawalpur
The Sutlej River in Bahawalpur is also experiencing a high-level flood, with the water flow recorded at 319,000 cusecs. This surge has already entered several nearby settlements, especially those located close to the Northern Bypass.
Authorities are on high alert, and rescue teams have been deployed to ensure timely evacuations from affected areas. The Head Sulemanki is currently facing a high flood level, while Head Islam is dealing with a medium-level flood, both contributing to the growing flood threat in the region.
Rajanpur’s Kachha Areas Face Rising Indus Water Levels
In Rajanpur, the floodwaters from the Indus River are rapidly affecting the low-lying Kachha areas, where water levels are on the rise. These regions are highly vulnerable due to their geography and lack of strong flood defenses.
As a result, local authorities have begun shifting people to safer locations. Relief camps are being set up, and food, clean water, and medical aid are being provided to the affected families. However, the growing scale of the disaster requires continuous monitoring and support.
Sindh Government Takes Action Amid Critical Flood Emergency
In response to the escalating flood emergency, the Chief Minister of Sindh had earlier raised concerns during a cabinet meeting. He directed all relevant departments and cabinet members to provide full facilities and support to those affected by the floods.
Emergency services, health departments, and disaster management teams have been put on high alert. The government is also working with district administrations to ensure relief goods and essential supplies reach those in need without delay.