India has released a surge of water into the Chenab River. According to reports, the flow in the Chenab River has risen to 58,300 cusecs after India released water from their dams. India is expected to refill the dams, which could reduce the river’s flow to zero.

Water levels in rivers and reservoirs provided by a WAPDA spokesperson:

Tarbela (Indus River): Inflow 20,500 cusecs; Outflow 28,000 cusecs.

Mangla (Jhelum River): Inflow 3,400 cusecs; Outflow 35,000 cusecs.

Chashma Barrage: Inflow 32,400 cusecs; Outflow 35,000 cusecs.

Head Marala (Chenab River): Inflow 63,200 cusecs; Outflow 56,900 cusecs.

Nowshera (Kabul River): Inflow and outflow 7,400 cusecs.

Reservoir levels:

Tarbela Reservoir: Water level 1,490.27 ft; Storage 2.668 million acre-feet.

Mangla Reservoir: Water level 1,2

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