Chenab remains in high flood as rains lash held Kashmir, Punjab
“The water level in the Chenab River at Marala and Khanki has subsided to medium flood. However, the river is flowing in high flood at Qadirabad and Chiniot Bridge. It is expected to subside by the time it reaches Trimmu Headworks after passing Chiniot Bridge,” a senior irrigation department official told Dawn.
- ▪“The water level in the Chenab River at Marala and Khanki has subsided to medium flood.
- ▪However, the river is flowing in high flood at Qadirabad and Chiniot Bridge.
- ▪It is expected to subside by the time it reaches Trimmu Headworks after passing Chiniot Bridge,” a senior irrigation department official told Dawn.
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Chenab remains in high flood as rains lash held Kashmir, Punjab Khalid Hasnain Published July 24, 2026 Email Your Name*Recipient Email*Cancel 0 Residents gather on a road damaged by heavy rain during flooding at Jalalpur Bhattian in the Hafizabad district in Punjab province. — AFP Listen to article 1x 1.2x 1.5x comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source • Flood Forecasting Division warns flows may rise further by July 25 amid new monsoon spell• Urban flooding likely in parts of Punjab, KP and Balochistan LAHORE: The Chenab River continued to remain in a high-flood state on Thursday as torrential rains lashed held Kashmir and several parts of Punjab. “The water level in the Chenab River at Marala and Khanki has subsided to medium flood.
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