Panjnad on Chenab river recedes to low flood; Sukkur and Guddu still see high levels

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Head Panjnad on Chenab River has receded to low flood, while the Sukkur and Guddu barrages on the Indus River continued to see high levels.

According to FFD data, outflows at Panjnad were falling and at around 185,000 cusecs. Guddu recorded steady outflows of over 550,000 cusecs, while Sukkur also witnessed steady outflows of nearly 520,000 cusecs.

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