Authorities have warned of dangerous flood levels at key points along the Indus River, with very high flooding expected at Guddu Barrage between September 14 and 15 and a high flood likely at Sukkur Barrage within the next 24 hours.
Red alert at Guddu, Sukkur barrages
The Ministry of Water Resources has issued a formal alert to all relevant agencies, highlighting the serious risk of flooding in Sindh. Officials confirmed that Guddu Barrage is facing a high to very high flood situation in the Indus River, while Sukkur Barrage is also expected to experience high flood levels soon.
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At Kotri Barrage, the situation is relatively less severe, with low flood levels reported for now.
Extreme flooding at Panjnad Barrage
Meanwhile, the Chenab River’s Panjnad Barrage is under extreme pressure, with extremely high flood levels recorded. The surge is the result of massive inflows from upstream rivers, creating a dangerous situation for nearby communities.
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Other rivers and barrages: Current situation
Reports also detail the status of other key barrages and rivers across Punjab and Sindh:
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Trimmu, Khanki, Qadirabad: Situation remains normal.
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Sutlej River at Ganda Singhwala: Low flood levels reported.
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Sulemanki and Head Islam on the Sutlej River: Situation is stable and normal.
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Ravi Rive: Low and medium flood levels currently observed at Balloki, Sidhnai, respectively.
Ministry calls for preparedness
The Ministry of Water Resources has urged agencies to remain on high alert and ensure safety measures are in place. With Guddu Barrage expected to receive very high inflows in the next two days and Sukkur under imminent threat, officials warned that downstream Sindh could face worsening flood conditions.
