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India warns Pakistan of fresh cross-border flooding as rains swell Punjab rivers
ISLAMABAD: India has warned Pakistan of fresh cross-border flooding in Sutlej as rains in upper parts of Pakistan continue to swell rivers in the eastern Punjab province, the Pakistani water resources ministry said on Friday, amid an already high flood situation at Trimmu and Panjnad headworks in the province. Pakistan’s Punjab has been facing an emergency as monsoon floods have killed 46 people, displaced 1.8 million and inundated 1.3 million acres of agricultural land in the country’s breadbasket province over the last two weeks, official data shows.
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India warns Pakistan of more cross-border flooding as monsoon death toll tops 880
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Pakistan floods kill 43, displace 1.3 million in Punjab as rivers set to swell further
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Pakistan floods kill 43, displaces 1.3 million in Punjab as rivers set to swell further
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Pakistan floods: Sindh on high alert as Punjab threat persists
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Rains swell Punjab rivers with Trimmu, Panjnad headworks in high flood situation
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India warns Pakistan of fresh cross-border flooding as rains swell Punjab rivers
ISLAMABAD: India has warned Pakistan of fresh cross-border flooding in Sutlej as rains in upper parts of Pakistan continue to swell rivers in the eastern Punjab province, the…
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Punjab reels as Pakistan forecasts new river flood peaks, Sindh cities at risk
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US delivers flood aid as Pakistan battles surging rivers, braces for new monsoon spell
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Met Office warns of flooding risks as monsoon currents penetrate Pakistan’s southern parts
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Pakistan’s Punjab continues floods evacuations as rivers swell, death toll rises to 60
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