Update: IRSA releases 243,700 cusecs water
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Associated Press Of Pakistan IRSA releases 243,700 cusecs water ISLAMABAD, Sep 11 (APP):Indus River System Authority (IRSA) on Friday released 243,700 cusecs of water from various rim stations with an inflow of 186,600 cusecs. The report also notes that as reported by the data released by IRSA, the water level in the River Indus at Tarbela Dam stood at 1546.42 feet, which was 144.42 feet higher than the dead level... This post IRSA releases 243,700 cusecs water first appeared on Associated Press Of Pakistan and owns the property.
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