Several Punjab Districts Receive Record Rainfall
Notably, a number of districts throughout Punjab recorded heavy rainfall during the sixth monsoon spell.
Notably, a number of districts throughout Punjab recorded heavy rainfall during the sixth monsoon spell.
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- While Murree received an average of 110.2 mm and a maximum of 129.4 mm, wazirabad recorded an average of 216.5 mm and a maximum of 235 mm.
- While Sialkot received an average of 230 mm and a maximum of 358 mm, rawalpindi recorded an average of 278.16 mm, with a maximum of 433 mm.
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- A number of districts throughout Punjab recorded heavy rainfall during the sixth monsoon spell.
Notably, a number of districts throughout Punjab recorded heavy rainfall during the sixth monsoon spell. It began on August 16, according to data published by the Housing Department Punjab. Jhelum recorded the highest rainfall, with an average of 368.6 millimeters (mm) and a maximum of 498 mm.
While Sialkot received an average of 230 mm and a maximum of 358 mm, rawalpindi recorded an average of 278.16 mm, with a maximum of 433 mm. While Gujrat received an average of 222.6 mm and a maximum of 318 mm, attock recorded an average rainfall of 224 mm and a maximum of 299 mm. More Heavy Rainfall Predicted for Different Cities.
Punjab Secretary Housing Noor-ul-Amin Mengal reviewed rainfall conditions and drainage arrangements in Jhelum, Rawalpindi, Gujrat, Sialkot and other districts and directed the concerned WASA offices to remain on high alert. UHS Revises MDS Curricula After Almost 20 Years.
He ordered authorities to ensure the timely removal of rainwater and apply all available resources to drain low-lying areas. Mengal additionally directed WASA office-holders to keep machinery and field staff fully mobilized during rainfall and instructed officers to remain in the field to supervise drainage operations. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer.
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