IRSA Reports High Water Levels in Pakistan Rivers

The Indus River System Authority (IRSA) has reported significant water releases from various rim stations, indicating high water inflow in Pakistan's major rivers. As of the latest data, the water level in River Indus at Tarbela Dam stands at 1431.38 feet, well above its dead level of 1,398 feet. The dam recorded an inflow of 43,500 cusecs and an outflow of 5,000 cusecs. Similarly, River Jhelum at Mangla Dam has a water level of 1122.70 feet, significantly higher than its dead level of 1,050 feet, with an inflow of 58,200 cusecs and an outflow of 15,000 cusecs.

The release of water at various points along the rivers is crucial for managing water resources and ensuring the safety of dams and surrounding areas. Kalabagh, Taunsa, Guddu, and Sukkur recorded water releases of 108,300, 74,500, 35,300, and 7,800 cusecs respectively. Additionally, River Kabul saw a release of 129,000 cusecs at Nowshera, while River Chenab released 27,000 cusecs at Marala.

The data provided by IRSA highlights the current water levels and releases in Pakistan's major rivers, emphasizing the importance of effective water management strategies. With high inflows and releases, monitoring and regulating water flow becomes essential to prevent flooding and ensure sustainable use of water resources in the region.