Chenab River at Panjnad recedes to ‘high’ flood level as Sukkur sees rising flows

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Chenab River at Panjnad has receded to a “high” flood level, compared to yesterday’s “very high” level, while Sukkur Barrage on the Indus River recorded rising outflows of nearly 440,000 cusecs.

According to FFD’s data last updated at 9am, the outflows at Panjnad were around 410,000 cusecs and steady. Guddu Barrage on the Indus River was also in a very high flood, with steady outflows of 580,000 cusecs.

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