Two Chenab heads remain in high flood

GUJRAT, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 23rd Jul, 2026) High flood levels continued at Head Khanki and Head Qadirabad on the Chenab River on Thursday, while Head Marala remained at medium flood level.

According to official sources, Head Marala recorded an upstream inflow of 174,404 cusecs against a downstream discharge of 157,404 cusecs, staying within medium flood conditions.

Downstream, water levels escalated as Head Khanki recorded an upstream inflow of 255,502 cusecs and a downstream outflow of 250,102 cusecs. Similarly, Head Qadirabad registered an inflow of 267,159 cusecs upstream and a discharge of 252,159 cusecs downstream, maintaining high flood status at both barrage points.

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Meanwhile, the situation at Mangla Dam on the Jhelum River and across local streams remained normal. The water level in the Mangla Dam reservoir was recorded at 1,183.90 feet, with an incoming flow of 73,889 cusecs and a controlled outflow of 10,000 cusecs.

Official sources further confirmed that seasonal channels remained within safe operational bounds, with Bhimbar Nullah recorded a discharge of 1,874 cusecs and Munawar Tavi recording 7,547 cusecs.