A 70,000-person deluge in the Chenab River entered Pakistan from Indian-occupied Kashmir, devastating crops and inundating hundreds of acres of land in Jalala, a border settlement.

As a result, several peasants engaged in rice farming were stuck. However, the local authority started a rescue effort and relocated approximately 300 people, the most of whom were women and children.

The water released by India into the Ravi River a day earlier, on the other hand, will reach the Shahdara region of Lahore within the following 24 hours.

Related posts:

Default ThumbnailIn Quetta, police broke up a sit-in by young physicians, arresting around 15 of them. Default ThumbnailHafizabad police have arrested a suspect in the Shahbaz Gill disaster Default ThumbnailPresident writes to CJP requesting the formation of a judicial commission to investigate the ‘Regime Change Conspiracy’ Default ThumbnailNAB cases: IHC re-hears corruption references against Zardari Default ThumbnailFawad asserts that the Islamabad sit-in has been granted authorization Default ThumbnailPakistan has reported 80 COVID-19 cases, with no deaths in the last 24 hours. Default ThumbnailThe Karachi blast is noticed by Rana Sanaullah Default ThumbnailA bomb in Karachi killed one person and injured several more Default ThumbnailGold prices have risen by Rs 150 to Rs 131,350 per tola. Default ThumbnailAccording to the government, Imran spent approximately Rs 1 billion on daily helicopter travel. Default ThumbnailIn Peshawar, the CTD apprehends a major commander of a banned organisation. Default ThumbnailTwo people were killed in a car accident in Karachi.