Sindh’s Guddu Barrage on the Indus River has recorded a “high” flood, while a “very high” level continues at Panjnad, according to FFD data last updated at 8am.

The outflows at Guddu were over 500,000 cusecs and rising, while those at Panjnad were logged at around 575,000 cusecs but have a falling trend.

The Sukkur Barrage also continued to witness a medium flood level, with rising inflows of around 470,000 cusecs.

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