IRSA Releases 223,900 Cusecs of Water From Rim Stations
Pakistan's water regulator reports higher outflow than inflow at key river gauging points on Friday.
The Indus River System Authority (IRSA) said on Friday that it released 223,900 cusecs of water from various rim stations, according to a statement from the authority.
IRSA reported that the inflow at these stations stood at 195,100 cusecs, indicating that the volume of water released exceeded the recorded inflow by roughly 28,800 cusecs.
The authority did not specify in its statement which individual rim stations contributed to the reported inflow and outflow figures, nor did it provide details on the purpose or destination of the released water.
IRSA is responsible for regulating and monitoring the distribution of water from the Indus River system among Pakistan's provinces, and it routinely issues daily updates on water inflows and outflows at key stations.
Sources
- IRSA releases 223,900 cusecs water — APP (Pakistan)
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