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World weather specialists predict heavy monsoon, floods across country
Sunday, June 24, 2012 12:47:26 PM | Comments (1)
World weather specialists predict heavy monsoon, floods across country

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ISLAMABAD: World weather specialists have predicted that extra heavy rains and floods will take place in rivers during current monsoon across the country, SAMAA reported on Sunday.

During recent snowfall in Northern areas including Azad Kashmir, all records of the past were broken and now due to increase of temperature, process of snow melting has started there.

According to Meteorological Department, the monsoon rain will shower more than the routine while drought is expected in some parts of Balochistan and Cholistan.

After devastation of floods in 2010, breaches emerged at over 4500 places in river and canals across the country. According to marine experts, extra rains can create more difficulties this year as those thousands of breaches, in rivers and canals, have not been fixed yet.

Owing to the scarcity of dams in Pakistan, the additional water of rains turns into trouble instead of blessing in many parts of the country.

The concerned authorities must complete security arrangements before start of rains to avoid any possible mishap. SAMAA

 
 
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Asadullah Kazi
Wednesday, July 18, 2012 4:22:08 PM
Impounding of dams to store water for the Kharif crop starts earlier than the onslaught of monsoon rains in
Pakistan. It is doubtful if the condtruction of new dams will do much to stop fooding in Pakistan. However, if the new flood protection dams are constructed on the Indus, they must not be filled to store water for the Kharif crop. However, such dams can be used to release water to the Indus delta region.
 
     
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