Flood Threats Intensify Across Punjab and Sindh
At a glance
- Protective bund on Nala Dek in Shakargarh is in danger.
- Guddu Barrage on Indus River shows fluctuating water levels.
- Storm alert issued for Lahore with expected heavy rainfall.
Story so far
Flood threats have emerged in parts of Punjab and Sindh following recent rains, with protective embankments weakening and water levels rising in rivers. In Shakargarh, a protective bund on Nala Dek is in danger. At Guddu Barrage on the Indus River, water levels are fluctuating, with a low-level flood passing through and affecting crops. A storm alert has been issued for Lahore, with heavy monsoon rainfall expected today and an emergency warning in place. Additionally, residents of Ferozwala continue to struggle as floodwater remains inside homes 12 days after heavy monsoon rains.
Latest development
A storm alert has been issued for Lahore, with heavy monsoon rainfall expected today, accompanied by an emergency warning. Meanwhile, Ferozwala remains underwater 12 days after heavy rains.
Latest updates
A storm alert has been issued for Lahore, with heavy monsoon rainfall expected today and an emergency warning in place. Additionally, residents of Ferozwala continue to struggle as floodwater remains inside homes 12 days after heavy monsoon rains.
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