Guddu Barrage sees falling water discharge, remains in ‘high flood’

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An initial falling trend in water discharge was observed at the Guddu Barrage which remained in ‘high flood’ category.

The barrage had an upstream discharge of 624,456 cusecs upstream and 594,936 cusecs downstream, according to data by the Sukkur Barrage control room.

The data also showed ‘high flood’ level at the Sukkur Barrage with an upstream discharge of 556,217 cusecs and downstream of 502667 cusecs.

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