Flooding in Punjab due to rising Chenab and Ravi river levels
The coverage varied in emphasis and detail: Dunya News highlighted the hardship faced by residents still recovering from previous floods, while The Nation focused on the impact on farmland, riverbanks, and government relief efforts. Dawn provided more specific geographic data, noting nearly 400 square kilometers of Punjab under water and the likelihood of flood levels reaching medium to high. One Dawn excerpt included a link to the full article, while another began with a direct statement about the expected flood levels.
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Rising Chenab, Ravi river levels trigger flooding in parts of Punjab
Rising water levels in the Chenab and Ravi rivers have triggered flooding in several parts of Punjab, damaging farmland, eroding riverbanks and forcing authorities to step up relief measures in vulnerable areas.
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Rising Chenab, Ravi water levels trigger flooding across Punjab
Residents said they had yet to recover from last year's floods when the latest flooding brought further hardship
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Ravi, Chenab flood levels likely to reach medium to high today
LAHORE: While a vast area of Punjab, covering nearly 400 square kilometres, has come under water following ongoing torrential rains and the overflow of several drains carrying water far beyond their designed capacity, the Chenab and Ravi rivers are expected to reach medium to high flood levels over the next 24 hours. The warning at a time when the flooding has already caused widespread damage t...
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