Pakistan’s Major Dams Reach 72% Storage Capacity
Most outlets reported that Pakistan’s major dams have reached 72% storage capacity, citing official figures and noting the impact of recent monsoon rains. ProPakistani added that the total storage is 9.466 million acre-feet and mentioned Tarbela nearing full capacity, while Daily Times emphasized the improvement in water reserves following the rains and linked the update to NDMA warnings.
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Pakistan’s major dams reach 72% capacity after recent rains
Pakistan’s water reserves have improved significantly following recent monsoon rains, with the country’s major dams now filled to 72% of their total storage capacity, according to official figures. Read More: NDMA warns of rising river levels across Pakistan this week The latest data shows a substantial increase in water availability across the Indus River system, where inflows […]
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Pakistan’s Major Dams Reach 72% Storage as Tarbela Nears Full Capacity
Pakistan’s major water reservoirs have collectively reached 9.466 million acre-feet (MAF), filling about 72% of the country’s total storage capacity,… Read More The post Pakistan’s Major Dams Reach 72% Storage as Tarbela Nears Full Capacity appeared first on ProPakistani.
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