The next 48 hours could be dangerous, emergency alerts issued

 

The next 48 hours could be dangerous, emergency directives have been issued, heavy rains are expected in most parts of the country in the next two days, NDMA has mobilized the administration in the declared dangerous areas, Flood alert issued in rivers According to the details, it is likely to rain in most parts of the country during the next 48 hours. The situation could become dangerous in the next two days due to torrential rains. There is a clear possibility of flooding in rivers and streams. Flood alert has been issued in all major rivers. It has been reported that besides Nalla Lei in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, high level floods are expected at Mangla in Jhelum river while Marala Khanki in Chenab river and Qadirabad. Floods have also been reported in the Ravi and Kabul rivers. Flood warnings have been issued in Jhelum and Talagang. The Ravi, Kabul and Chenab rivers are expected to flood in the next 48 hours. In all these circumstances, NDMA has alerted all the concerned agencies. Stormy monsoon rains have been continuing in Sindh for the past few days, while now Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will be hit by torrential monsoon rains. Regarding Karachi, the Meteorological Department said that the existing rain system in Karachi is weakening. It has been reported that most of the low pressure air in Lower Sindh and Karachi has gone to sea which is weakening the rain system in Karachi. The Director Meteorological Department said that part of the monsoon rain system is present in the city. However, the intensity is not high due to which there may be moderate and sometimes heavy rain in Karachi till tomorrow morning. It is to be noted that the monsoon rains in Karachi in August have badly affected the city system, causing floods in the city which is still prevailing. It has been reported that the 90-year record of rains in Karachi in August has been broken. It is to be noted that even before the start of the monsoon season, it was predicted that this year the monsoon will have more rains than expected.