IRSA releases significant water to manage river system

The Indus River System Authority (IRSA) has recently released a significant amount of water from various rim stations. As of the latest data, the total water release stands at 188,600 cusecs, with an inflow of 301,200 cusecs. This release is crucial for maintaining water levels and ensuring proper management of the river system.

• Indus River at Tarbela Dam: Water level at 1423.30 feet, 25.30 feet higher than dead level. Inflow 66,900 cusecs, outflow 6,000 cusecs.
• River Jhelum at Mangla Dam: Water level at 1113.50 feet, 63.50 feet higher than dead level. Inflow 78,700 cusecs, outflow 27,000 cusecs.
• Release of Water: Kalabagh 95,900 cusecs, Taunsa 38,800 cusecs, Guddu 35,100 cusecs, Sukkur 7,600 cusecs.
• River Kabul: 137,400 cusecs released at Nowshera.
• River Chenab: 13,600 cusecs released at Marala.

This update highlights the proactive measures taken by IRSA to manage water resources effectively. The controlled release of water at various points along the river system is essential for irrigation, hydroelectric power generation, and flood control.

The coordinated efforts of IRSA in monitoring and regulating water flow play a crucial role in ensuring the sustainable use of water resources in the region. By maintaining optimal water levels and managing inflows and outflows efficiently, IRSA contributes to the overall well-being of the communities relying on the Indus River system.