The provincial rain and flood cell reported Monday Monday, which falls indus streams over Sindh, which ease fear of a super flood when monsoon rain ends and upstream levels fall.
According to the latest data, the Guddu barrier recorded an influx of 260,309 CUSSCS with an outflow of 231,545 CUSSCS. At the SUKKUR Barrage stood the inflow of 261.554 CUSSCS and outflow at 206,434 CUSSCS. Kotri Barrage recorded an influx of 364,041 CUSERCS and an outflow of 339,486 CUSSCS.
The meteorological department said Kotri remains at a medium flood level, while Guddu and Succur continue to experience low -level floods. Officials noted that the risk of a super flood in Sindh has now been averted as the river flowing from Punjab has disappeared.
As a precautionary measure, the Sindh government had already moved thousands of residents from the areas of River (Katcha) to safer places.
Morning drip
Sprinkle and showers in different parts of the city of Karachi, early in the morning, turned the weather comfortably. Drizzle was reported in areas including the old urban area, Saddar, Clifton and Pechs. In some sites, such as Saddar, Ma Jinnah Road and Keamari, the sky remained partially to fully cloudy.
Due to low -level clouds moving in from the sea, the light rain can spell, while the humidity level has reached 77 percent. Karachi’s weather is expected to remain cloudy until September 25
Monday and Tuesday most districts in Sindh are probably experiencing warm and dry weather, although the coastal belt may have partially cloudy sky.
Yesterday, the maximum temperature recorded in Karachi was 32 ° C. At the end of the month, the temperature is expected to rise where heat intensity gradually increases.
Punjab floods
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif on Monday visited flooding areas in Bahawalnagar to undergo the ongoing flooding activities. She visited the flood relief camp created in the technical college, Bahawalnagar and asked about the facilities delivered to the flooded, hit people in the camp.
She also visited the school temporarily established for the flooded affected children and interacted with them. On this occasion, the District Administration of Bahawalnagar gave a detailed orientation to the Punjab Chief Minister about the ongoing rescue and relief operation and the situation in the flood areas.
