
Floods in Pakistan with Latest update and High Risk Floods Locations
Floods Update 31/0/2025
Serious increase in the level of River Chenab at Qadirabad Headworks and flood alert in connected areas.Mari Patan, a Tandlianwala union: Irrigation-run aquaculture in these areas has suffered as the water of the River Ravi seeps into the habitations of Mari.At Qadirabad Headworks, the Chenab River's inflow is recorded at 298,000 cusecs and outflow at 295,000 cusecs.The floodwater of the Ravi River has inundated the civilized area of Mari Patan in Tandlianwala.
Floods Update 31/0/2025
Tandlianwala: A dangerous situation has emerged as the water level in the Ravi River has risen, causing the administration to overflow at the Mari Patan area.Farmland and nearby villages covering hundreds of acres have been forcibly submerged.
Floods Update 31/0/2025
It is reported that the airport in Sialkot has suspended the flights as well. Flight operations at Sialkot International Airport have been suspended temporarily till 10 PM on Sunday, airport administration said. The suspension has been ordered, and a formal Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) was published to alert airlines and pilots. Officials say southern floodwater is seeping into the airport as the storm surges over the player's protective levee and into the southern portion of the facility. However, airport management ensured that at least for the moment the terminal building, runway, parking zone, and a large part of the core infrastructure of the airport are not affected by this menace.
Floods Update 31/0/2025
It is reported by media that the KP region again faces several deaths due to floods. At least five people, including four children and one woman, were killed by flash floods and urban flooding that affected different parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after monsoonal rains. Six houses were also reported damaged as a result of the flooding, according to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA). Incidents in Peshawar, South Waziristan, Khyber, Abbottabad, and others have started, and local authorities have started the damage assessments and response work.
Floods Update 31/0/2025
Sindh is on high alert for a flood situation as the Chief Minister of Sindh, Syed Murad Ali Shah, went to the most significant of the bunds, namely Qadirpur Shank Bund, and recognized it as one of the most important. In addition to directing officials to police the site around the clock and strengthen its weak areas, he called for full emergency preparedness during the visit. He also appealed to the population living near the downstream of the Indus River to stay alert and abide by the government orders for their safety.
Floods Update 31/0/2025
It is said that Multan can also flood. Suddenly after a breach in a privately built (zamindara) dyke near Empress Bridge, dammed water flowing down about five km upstream created flash floods that engulfed homes and farmland at Baqirpur, Sahlaan, Wislaan, and adjoining areas on Bahawalpur's outskirts. According to a survey conducted by APP, the breach took place in a small dike located on the Sutlej River at a distance of around 3 to 4 kilometers from Bahawalpur. As a result, some of the riverbank villages have been drowned. The overflowed areas have been reported, and subsequently there are Emergency Rescue Teams who are on the site and are undertaking rescue and relief operations by the Punjab Emergency Service (Rescue 1122).
Evacuations are being executed, and inhabitants are being moved to better spots and temporary shelters. The Deputy Commissioner's Office of the Punjab government has set up flood relief camps in Khairpur Tamewali, Jhangi Wala, Patan Mangwani, Lala Dera, Fat oncle, and Jhanwar Dee Jhok, which are used to treat COVID patients in the district, officials said. Respondents also took confirmation that Bahawalpur city is free from the flood and not in any danger of flooding.
Floods Update 31/08/2025
It is being said officially that India is going to release water through the dam toward the Ravi River, the Chenab River, the Jhelum River, and the Sutlej River. According to the Punjab government sources, floodwater has again been released into a tributary of this river by opening the spillway gates of Salal Dam in India. The amount of discharge is reckoned to be nearly 800,000 cusecs. Officials said that this flood of water is expected to arrive at Head Marala in the next two days.
Floods Update (29/08/2025)
Explanation: Flight services have been suspended between Hadin Rabhi Mul-Lah (OPLR) and Rahim Yar Khan Airport (OPLR) from August 25, 13:15 UTC, until August 29, 17:00 UTC, as a result of flooding.

Floods Update (29/08/2025)
Jazz declares free on-net voice and PTCL calls in locations in Punjab that have been affected by floods. Islamabad -
August 28, 2025: Jazz, the largest digital operator in Pakistan, has declared that it will provide free on-net calls and calls to PTCL numbers all over flood-impacted regions of Punjab. The move follows Jazz as a national responsibility and has been done to help the people who are affected by the floods remain in touch with their loved ones. Besides this, the relief efforts of Jazz involve advancing the involved authorities, including the NDMA, the emergency services, and the rescue organizations. This is aimed at making sure that not a Pakistani of this hard time feels lonely.

Floods Update (29/08/2025)
Alerts of imminent massive flooding of various major rivers in Pakistan have been issued by the Flood Forecasting Division (FFD), with more warnings on the rising water levels still being witnessed by the coming monsoon rains. At present, the Chenab River has a high flood level near Qadirabad. On the one hand, there is moderate flooding at Khanki and a slightly higher water level at Marala. On the Ravi River, which has been reported to be in a state of enormous flooding at Shahdara. Balloki and Jassar are the other areas that are experiencing high and moderate floods, respectively.
Nevertheless, the FFD estimates that the water level at Shahdara is gradually going to decrease through the next day. At Ganda Singh Wala on the Sutlej River, conditions are still serious, with exceptionally large flood levels being recorded, and are thus expected to persist in the next few days. Furthermore, the Trimmu Barrage on the Chenab is predicted to have a very high flood in the next 24 hours. Panjnad as well faces a risk of just being caught in an identical situation in terms of floods by September 2. Farther downstream, on September 4 and 5, high floodwaters are also forecast in the Indus River at Guddu and Sukkur because of the progressive rise in upstream water flow.

Floods Update (29/08/2025)
It is reported by the media that the death toll due to floods in Punjab, Pakistan, has risen to 20 as government authorities and the NDMA are trying to ensure that the damage is minimized. Government and NDMA authorities are to leave the houses, which are near the river, and reach another safe destination.
Floods Update (29/08/2025)
It is officially reported that water from the Ravi River has reached 6 to 7 feet in Park View society. It is being evacuated on an emergency basis, and people are now leaving homes to survive the floods in Lahore. NDMA and government authorities are advising people to leave homes in near-river locations in Punjab today (29/08/2025) till the 2nd of September. Moreover, the rain spell will again resume, and it has resumed in some areas in Punjab today.

Floods Update
It is reported that River Ravi water entered the Silver Block of Park View. It was reported earlier that there would be risk around the Ravi real estate project due to cloudbursts and due to massive floods in the Punjab region of Pakistan. NDMA has announced the evacuation of all the public and residents who live near River Ravi on an emergency basis. At first, the area surrounding River Ravi was announced to be high risk by NDMA, and now it is updated to extreme high risk. It is advised to follow government instructions and announcements for flood updates and follow updates on Property Yar for the latest updates regarding floods.
Floods Update
Floods began to knock at the Lahore port. Water flow in the Ravi River at Shahdara recorded 217,660 cusecs. Extremely high flood. 28 August, 6 pm. Moreover, it is reported that more than 12 people have died in Punjab due to flood situation in Pakistan.
Date: 28/08/2025
Worst Ever Floods Situation In Pakistan
Pakistan is facing a flood situation in both KPK and Punjab. During mid-August, floods in KPK killed more than 300 people in KPK, and overall this year, the monsoon has killed over 800 people. The reason for the flood in Pakistan and why it is getting worse and worse is that there are not enough dams and climate change.
According to the world, Pakistan requires USD 320 billion in 7 years to tackle climate change and prepare for the flood in the near future. However, Pakistan itself cannot manage to create these funds, and they will be required for many other pledge funds for Pakistan.
Floods in Punjab, Pakistan
The National Disaster Management Authority too has warned that monsoon rains would fall in heavy sprays within the next 2 days, and this could spell out disaster for rivers overflowing in different places in Lahore as well as in other parts of Punjab. In addition, it possesses weather systems and is highly moisturized with origins at the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea and typically leads to heavy rains, especially in the elevated and central parts of Punjab.
This situation may lead and may also give rise to urban flooding, abrupt flash floods, and landslides. The region surrounding the Ravi River is the most vulnerable presently, as there are forewarnings that city submergence in addition to river overflow is highly probable.
The Ravi is already reaching extraordinarily high levels at Jassar already, with a slumbering intake of 202,020 cusecs. Shadhara and reports of Head Baloki also experiencing medium-level floods further down, and this is causing the people residing close by serious concerns. The police are putting a tight cordon around such places as Narowal, Shahdada, and the northern outskirts of Lahore to counter flood situation.
Especially at risk for floods are localities like Kot Mahbo, Aziz Colony, Qaiser Town and Faisal Park. By the Ferozewala region in Sheikhupura, there is a higher risk for floods in areas such as Faizpur Khu, Burj Attari and Kot Abdul Malik; in fact, Ganesh Pur was also on alert in Nankana Sahib. This is being monitored in Pattoki tehsil (such as Phool Nagar and Kot Sardar) in Kasur and flood-prone villages in Khanewal (such as Ghauspur and Abdul Hakim).
NDMA Advise to Counter Floods Situation
The authorities are urging residents of such localities to prepare by assembling emergency kits to help them in such localities by furnishing clean water, dry food, basic medicines, and flashlights.Meanwhile, local authorities have been told to implement their emergency plans and tighten ground safety operations to counter floods in Punjab.
Ruda, River Ravi Evacuated
Punjab itself is experiencing severe flooding problems as the Ravi, Chenab, and Sutlej rivers have rapidly surged due to unrelenting monsoon rain and the discharge of water into the rivers by India.It has caused mass evacuations, emergency funds to be disbursed, and army teams have been deployed to assist in the effort of rescuing people.
Irfan Ali Kathia, Director General of PDMA, cautioned that about 150,000 cusecs of water are anticipated to pass through Shahdara.At the same time, the flow at Kot Naina on the Ravi River has risen to 230,000 cusecs, and Jassar is also reporting a rise over 229,000 cusec flow. Around 150,000 people have been evacuated, where were located near Ravi, Chenab, and Sutlej rivers. It has been reported from Punjab's Gujranwala Division that at least around seven people have lost there life during floods in Punjab this year.
India Weaponizing Water against Pakistan
In an interview in Geo News Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath, Ahsan Iqbal informed him that water is currently being used by India as a weapon as they want flood situation to get worst in Pakistan.With severe flooding, he found himself discussing the enormous flooding of Punjab, whereby large slabs of Punjab have been submerged due to the overflowing Ravi, Sutlej, and Chenab rivers.In addition, among the key individuals involved in the federal government, Ahsan Iqbal has been brought forward as one of the right individuals who have been proved right in the past too.As such, there is no denying that India is taking advantage of this scenario and weaponizing this scenario against Pakistan to cause maximum harm to Pakistani people and its land, which is shame for nation.








