India opens flood gates, destroys crops in Pakistan
KASUR: Indian excesses along the Line of Control (LoC) haven’t yet ceased and India has already opened the flood gates quite literally sending 56 thousand Cusecs of water downstream that has already destroyed standing crops across 5000 Acres.
Currently the 56,000 Cusecs is passing through Ganda Singh Wala in Kasur. The river Sutlej can sustain upto 70,000 Cusecs of water and
By ONLINE
August 15, 2015
KASUR: Indian excesses along the Line of Control (LoC) haven’t yet ceased and India has already opened the flood gates quite literally sending 56 thousand Cusecs of water downstream that has already destroyed standing crops across 5000 Acres.
Currently the 56,000 Cusecs is passing through Ganda Singh Wala in Kasur. The river Sutlej can sustain upto 70,000 Cusecs of water and is only 20% shy of reaching its limit according to the DCO Kasur.
The DCO has however expressed satisfaction over his team’s preparedness to deal with any kind of situation that may arise due to the water released by India.
Currently the 56,000 Cusecs is passing through Ganda Singh Wala in Kasur. The river Sutlej can sustain upto 70,000 Cusecs of water and is only 20% shy of reaching its limit according to the DCO Kasur.
The DCO has however expressed satisfaction over his team’s preparedness to deal with any kind of situation that may arise due to the water released by India.
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