The Indus River at Tarbela Dam is experiencing low-level flooding according to the Flood Forecasting Division (FFD) Lahore. The river’s flow remains below the medium flood threshold but continues to rise due to ongoing monsoon rains.
Authorities have issued warnings for downstream areas along the Indus River near Tarbela. Residents in riverbank settlements are advised to stay alert and follow evacuation instructions if necessary.
Flood Forecast and River Levels:
- Tarbela Dam: Low-level flood ongoing
- Guddu Barrage: Low-level flood
- Kalabagh, Chashma, Taunsa Barrages: Medium-level flood
The Indus River floods at Tarbela are part of a broader monsoon pattern affecting Pakistan’s major rivers. FFD has warned that heavy rainfall may increase river levels, and downstream areas should remain on high alert.
Police officials are keeping up with the situation. At Tarbela, evacuation has been ordered in low settlements adjacent to the Indus river and rescue teams are on standby to support inhabitants.
Monsoon season has increased water levels in most rivers of Pakistan namely Indus, Ravi and Sutlej among others. Auhorities continue to monitor the situation so that risks can be avoided in adjacent communities.
Residents and travelers are advised to follow official updates for Tarbela Dam flood status and Indus River water levels through FFD and provincial disaster management channels.
 Lahore. The river’s flow remains below the medium flood threshold but continues to rise due to ongoing monsoon rains.){kind=link}