Indus River
Coverage of Indus River in the Nexus archive.
- Most parts of country brace for heavy rains
Pakistan's Flood Forecasting Division warns of heavy to very heavy rainfall in Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan until August 4, with risks of low-level flooding in the Indus River and potential flash flooding in hill torrents and urban areas. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority is monitoring river levels and issuing monsoon safety advisories.
- Rivers may swell again as fresh monsoon spell arrives
Heavy monsoon rains are expected from July 29 to August 5, with warnings of flash floods and landslides in multiple regions. The Indus River is at a medium-flood level at Guddu Barrage, while rescue efforts continue in Lahore as the Prime Minister reviews the monsoon response.
- Flood level in Chenab eases from medium to low; PMD forecasts fresh rain spell for upper parts of Punjab from July 29
Flood levels in the Chenab River have eased to low from medium, while the Met Office forecasts fresh rainfall starting July 29 in Punjab and northern regions. The PDMA reported stable water flows in several rivers, low-level flooding at specific sites, and urged residents in floodplains to evacuate.
- NDMA warns of rising flood risks as Chenab sees medium-level flooding
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) warned of rising flood risks in Pakistan as monsoon rains caused medium-level flooding in the Chenab River and low-level flooding in the Indus, Ravi, and Kabul Rivers. Flash floods and urban flooding risks are expected in multiple regions, with advisories urging public caution and preparedness.
- International court backs Pakistan's position on Indus Waters Treaty
An international court has ruled in favor of Pakistan regarding the Indus Waters Treaty, a significant agreement governing water sharing between Pakistan and India. The decision supports Pakistan's position on the interpretation and implementation of the treaty's provisions.