Rawal Dam Water Released Nearby Areas on Alert
ISLAMABAD – Authorities opened the Rawal Dam spillways at 11:00 AM on Wednesday when the water level rose to 1,750.90 feet. This action was taken to ensure public safety and manage dam pressure.
ISLAMABAD – (Mudassar Iqbal)-Authorities opened the Rawal Dam spillways at 11:00 AM on Wednesday when the water level rose to 1,750.90 feet. This action was taken to ensure public safety and manage dam pressure.
Rawal Dam Water Level Rises After Rain
The water level at Rawal Dam increased significantly following heavy rainfall last night. The rise has raised concerns about water overflow and safety in surrounding areas.
NDMA Issues Warning for Korang Nullah
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has warned that a rise in Korang Nullah’s water flow is expected. All relevant institutions were informed in advance. People living near the drain have been advised to stay alert.
Public Advised to Avoid Nullah and Bridge
Authorities have urged residents to stay away from Korang Nullah and the makeshift bridge nearby, especially if the water level surges. This precaution is meant to ensure public safety during potential flooding.
NDMA Issues Flood Alert as Sutlej River Water Levels Rise
Spillways Opened After Joint Decision
The decision to open Rawal Dam’s spillways was made in coordination with key departments, including the district administration, Rescue 1122, and the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA). It was a safety step to manage water pressure.
Rescue Teams Deployed at Key Points
Rescue and monitoring teams were sent to important areas like bridges, streams, and vulnerable spots downstream. Their job is to control the flow of water and protect the public from any danger.
Rawal Dam’s Vital Role in Twin Cities
Rawal Dam is not only a main source of water for Islamabad and Rawalpindi but also plays a key role in handling heavy rains. It is a central part of efforts to reduce urban flooding during the monsoon season.
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