Hundreds of villages in various areas of the province were submerged under water due to the low to medium floods in the Ravi Sutlej and Indus rivers . Evacuations have also begun in the katcha areas of South Punjab as the water level rises in Chenab and Indu rivers in Muzaffargarh Dera Ghazi Khan and Rahim Yar Khan .
In Chiniot and other districts several dozen people have been displaced . In Rajanpur a flood emergency has been declared due to heavy rains in the Suleiman range . Punjab caretaker Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited Samal village in district Chiniot where around villages were affected by the floods resulting in the destruction of houses and property .
Punjab Irrigation Secretary Dr Wasif Khursheed said there is no immediate threat of flooding but more rain is expected in the catchment areas which could further increase water levels in rivers . The situation remained under close monitoring as the authorities work to manage and respond to the ongoing floods and potential risks.
The situation remains under close monitor as authorities work on the authorities worked to manage the situation and are working on the situation, he said. The continuous inflow of water into the rivers would increase the underground water level in the province would benefit the water supply in the long run.
The continued inflow into rivers would also increase the Underground water level would be beneficial to the province’s water supply. The Ravi and Chenab rivers are expected to increase the water levels would increase in the region’Sawawawai. The area remained under monitoring.
It remains under control. It is under close monitored as the situation remained in close monitoring. The conditions remain under close inspection.
