As India discharges water into the Indus River, Rajanpur experiences flooding.

Several communities, including Kacha Mianwali, Kacha Mandri, Miran Pur, Kacha Chohan, and Dera Dildar, have reportedly been submerged by the flooding.

Flood victims are in despair as a result of the destruction of thousands of acres of cotton, moong, and other crops. Rescue efforts are in progress to relocate residents to safer areas while houses and schools in the flood-affected districts are swamped.

Officials say the district administration and Punjab Police have ordered residents to leave the flood-prone regions right away. To help displaced families, tent towns and relief camps have also been established.

As the situation worsens, several victims are relocating to higher ground via private boats.

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According to ARY News on Wednesday, India had released additional water into the Sutlej River in anticipation of another flood.

In India, a high flood alert has been issued downstream of the Ferozepur and Harike barrages.

Islamabad has been formally notified of the high flood alert by the Indian High Commission. The water situation has been communicated to all provincial chief secretaries and relevant departments by the Ministry of Water Resources.

An alarm regarding India’s water dumping into the Sutlej River was also sent out yesterday.

Following the devastation of the central Punjab region, a flood stream is currently traversing the southern Punjab.

From Punjnad headworks, the flood flow will continue to Guddu Barrage in Sindh.

According to the Sindh Information Department, the water intake and outflow at Trimmu Barrage were 2,79,908 cusecs. At Punjnad Headworks, 4,75,129 cusecs of water have entered and exited.

According to Sindh’s information department, the water intake at Guddu Barrage has increased to 502,844 cusecs, while the outflow has been 492,443 cusecs.

According to the information department, the Indus River’s inflow and outflow at Sukkur Barrage have grown to 400,405 and 382,355 cusecs, respectively.

At Kotri Barrage downstream, the river’s water inflow and outflow have been 253, 145, and 251,745 cusecs, respectively.