Islamabad (HRNW)- Rising temperatures in Pakistan’s high mountainous regions have accelerated glacier melting, leading to a gradual increase in water levels in the country’s major rivers and reservoirs.
According to official data, Tarbela Dam recorded an inflow of 226,500 cusecs in the Indus River, while the outflow stood at 150,300 cusecs.
At Mangla Dam, the Jhelum River recorded an inflow of 37,600 cusecs and an outflow of 38,700 cusecs.
Officials also reported that Chashma Barrage received an inflow of 250,000 cusecs, with an outflow of 230,000 cusecs.
At Head Marala, the Chenab River recorded an inflow of 63,700 cusecs and an outflow of 36,900 cusecs.
Meanwhile, at Nowshera, both the inflow and outflow of water were recorded at 48,000 cusecs.
Authorities continue to monitor water levels closely as glacier melt contributes to increased river flows during the summer season.
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