बाढ़ के बीच पाकिस्तान ने बढ़ाया दोस्ती का हाथ: सुलेमानकी हेडवर्क्स के गेट खोले, बंद करने से पंजाब में बिगड़ सकते थे हालात

Sulemani Headworks built on Sutlej River in Pakistan.

Pakistan has extended a hand of friendship amidst the flood situation in India. The country which used to close the gates of its headworks and dams in the event of floods in Punjab, has opened the gates of Sulemanki headworks this year. This step taken by Pakistan has brought a big relief. In the past, 1.92 lakh cusecs of water reached the neighboring country from Hussainiwala.

Sutlej water from India going to Pakistani border.

In the last 6 days, floods have caused a lot of destruction in Punjab. While the situation has worsened in the eastern case, it is now being felt in western Malwa as well due to the release of water from the Harike headworks. Initially Pakistan had closed its gates of Sulemanki Headworks near Fazilka, but now water is flowing smoothly into Pakistani territory.

Water level in Harike crossed 2.14 lakh cusecs
With this step taken by Pakistan, the major threat of flood in Fazilka has been averted for the time being. In the past, 2.14 lakh cusecs of water was seen flowing in Harike of Sutlej. At the same time, the flow of water near Hussainiwala was recorded at 1.92 lakh cusecs, which is flowing towards Pakistan.

Suleman’s Headworks Pakistan.

Pakistan did not even stop the flow of Ravi
On the other hand, Pakistan has not stopped the flow of Ravi in ​​any way. Due to which the danger in the border areas of Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Amritsar has been averted till now. Due to the overflow of Ravi, water has accumulated in some low-lying areas. If Pakistan stops its flow, then a large part of Majha in Punjab can also be submerged in water.