Mangla Dam water level rises due to heavy rains
Most outlets reported the sharp increase in Mangla Dam's water level following heavy rainfall, noting the specific measurement of 1,212.80 feet. Both excerpts led with the rise in water levels and attributed it to frequent rains, with Dawn providing slightly more context about the dam’s significance in terms of storage capacity. Neither excerpt included additional details about potential impacts or responses.
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Mangla Dam Water Level Rises Sharply After Heavy Rainfall
The water level in Mangla Dam, the country’s largest reservoir in terms of storage, is rising rapidly and has increased… Read More The post Mangla Dam Water Level Rises Sharply After Heavy Rainfall appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Heavy rains pushing water level higher in Mangla Dam
LAHORE: The water level in the country’s largest reservoir in terms of storage (Mangla Dam) is rising fast—almost a foot daily these days, as it reached 1,212.80 feet on Tuesday evening, following frequent rains in its catchment area. According to Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) daily reports, the water storage level in the dam was 1,199.35 feet on Aug 3 and it touched the figure ...
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