Sutlej water level dropped. According to News, the water level of the Utlej River has decreased to low flood at Ganda Singh Wala in the Kasur district.
According to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority. The river’s water flow has been 74,390 cusecs at Ganda Singh Wala and 77,022 cusecs at Islam Headworks.
95,238 cusecs of flow on the Sutlej River at the Sulemanki Headworks constitutes a medium flood.
Bahawalnagar district devastated by the Sutlej floods, which have flooded 86 settlements along the river belt.
Roads and protective dykes destroyed in the area by the river’s ferocious flow. Over 100 settlements’ land connections broken, thousands of acres of standing crops drowned, and several homes flooded as a result.
At the link roads that connect the river belt with the main highway, floodwater has created craters.
12,236 people who stranded in floodwater moved to safer locations by rescue crews. For those impacted, the administration has established 30 flood relief camps.
The river’s water level is gradually declining at Mailsi Siphon. Small protective dykes along the river destroyed by flooding, and parts of Muradpur, Ghouspur, and Fatehpur now under water.
Rescue teams have been working to relocate stranded individuals to safer locations.
In Kasur, Bahawalnagar, Okara, Pakpattan, Sahiwal, and Vehari districts, thousands of acres of farmland drowned and crops destroyed due to flooding.
Several settlements perished as the area transformed into a massive lake with water covering everything up to the edge of the landscape that seen.
Authorities in India had released extra reservoir water into the Sutlej River. Due to the monsoon rains, which led to flooding downstream on the Pakistani side of the border.