Islamabad:
India’s efforts to drown the river water to Pakistan seem to have failed since total entries in the country’s main rivers increased more than 236,000 CUSECs, according to the data collected on Saturday.
The latest figures reveal that the accumulated entrance in the rivers in Pakistan has reached 236,000 Cusecs, with the Chenab river in the head Marala only receiving 66,000 Cusecs.
In Mangla, the entrance to the Jhelum River was recorded at 50,000 CUSECs. The Indo River in Tarbela saw an entry of 83,000 Cusecs, while the Kabul River in Nowshera registered an entrance of 36,000 Cusecs.
Currently, the total storage of usable water in the main deposits of Pakistan is 1,979 million acres-pies.
In addition, around 2,000 water cusecs flow to the Arabic sea.
The last water situation paints an image of abundance despite the recent threats of New Delhi and the hostile rhetoric that surrounds the Treaty of the Indo waters.
According to the WAPDA, the entrance to Tarbela stood at 83,400 CUSECs, with an output of 55,000 Cusecs.
In Mangla, the entrance was recorded at 50,100 CUSECs, while the output flow was 32,000 CUSECs. In the case of the Chenab River in Marala’s head, the entrance was observed at 40,900 CUSECs and the exit to 26,700 CUSECs.
The Kabul River in Nowshera recorded an entry and exit of 36,700 Cusecs. In Chashma Barge, the tickets were recorded at 101,700 CUSECs and exits to 78,000 CUSECs.
As for the levels of deposit, the water level in Tarbela on May 3 was 1,435.66 feet with a storage capacity of 658,000 acres-pies. In mangla, the water level stood at 1,134.80 feet, with the tank with 1,164 million acres-fie.
The Chashma tank recorded a water level of 645.50 feet with 157,000 water-stored water acres.
Combined, the three deposits – Tarbela, Mangla and Chashma – had 1,979 million acres – usable water.
A WAPDA spokesman clarified that the entrance and the departure figures from Tarbela, Chashma, Mangla and Nowshera reflect average flow rates of 24 hours, while the data from other stations were recorded at 6:00 am this morning.
Meanwhile, the Indo River System Authority (IRSA) launched on Saturday 190.200 cusecs of several edge stations with an entry of 236,700 Cusec.
