NDMA Warns of Indus Flood Risk
NDMA Warns Residents as Flood Threats Rise Along Indus River
Islamabad — The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued a warning urging residents to stay away from the River Indus amid concerns over a possible surge in water flow. Authorities have also advised all relevant departments to remain on high alert and ensure timely action.
Residents living in low-lying areas are being asked to stay vigilant and cooperate fully with local authorities to minimize risks.
Tarbela, Pakistan’s largest reservoir, has a maximum storage capacity of 1,550 feet, making it a critical point of focus as water levels rise.
This year, Pakistan faces a catastrophic flood crisis fueled by relentless monsoon rains, flash floods, and glacial lake outbursts. The disaster has already claimed over 800 lives and affected more than two million people across the country. Communities are grappling with destroyed homes, damaged infrastructure, and deepening economic challenges, with estimated losses potentially exceeding $50 billion.
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