IRSA Updates Water Levels in Indus River System

The Indus River System Authority (IRSA) recently provided updates on the water levels and releases in the Indus River system. As of the latest data, a total of 301,700 cusecs of water were released from various rim stations, while the inflow stood at 288,700 cusecs. The water level in River Indus at Tarbela Dam was measured at 1463.70 feet, exceeding its dead level by 65.70 feet. Similarly, at Mangla Dam, the water level in River Jhelum surpassed its dead level by 138.60 feet.

At Tarbela Dam, the water inflow was 107,000 cusecs, with an outflow of 120,000 cusecs. Meanwhile, both the inflow and outflow of water at Mangla Dam were recorded at 55,000 cusecs. The release of water at various points, including Kalabagh, Taunsa, Guddu, and Sukkur, was substantial, ensuring a steady flow in the river system. Additionally, significant amounts of water were released from River Kabul at Nowshera and River Chenab at Marala.

The management of water levels and releases in the Indus River system is crucial for ensuring adequate water supply for various purposes, including agriculture, industry, and domestic use. The data provided by IRSA offers valuable insights into the current status of water resources in the region, highlighting the importance of efficient water management practices.