Evacuation Alert Issued After Nullah Lai Water Level Hits Critical Level
Heavy rainfall in Rawalpindi has pushed the water level in Nullah Lai close to the critical evacuation mark, prompting authorities to matter an alert for residents in low-lying areas.
Heavy rainfall in Rawalpindi has pushed the water level in Nullah Lai close to the critical evacuation mark, prompting authorities to matter an alert for residents in low-lying areas.
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- While the level at Gwalmandi reached 13 feet, according to the alert, the water level at Katarian rose to 19.5 feet, just below the 20-foot evacuation threshold.
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- Pak Met Department محکمہ موسمیات (@pmdgov) September 1, 2026.
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- Residents living in low-lying areas along Nullah Lai have been pressed to move to safe locations immediately.
🚨 HIGH EVACUATION ALERT: Nullah Lai, Rawalpindi Heavy rainfall has pushed water levels near critical evacuation limits (20 ft): Katarian: 19.5 ft Gwalmandi: 13 ft ⚠️ Residents in low-lying areas along Nullah Lai must evacuate to safe locations immediately.#NullahLai pic.twitter.com/OERIS1F5y9. Pak Met Department محکمہ موسمیات (@pmdgov) September 1, 2026. Islamabad's E-11 Sector Receives 150 mm Rain in Few Minutes.
Meanwhile, the warning comes after heavy rain raised water levels rapidly in the area. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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