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Articles for tag: Chenab, disaster management, Flood alert, Floods, Jhelum, Mangla, Marala, monsoon 2026, NDMA, punjab

July 24, 2026

Frontpage.dev

Arab News

Punjab on High Flood Alert as Chenab and Jhelum Rise; NDMA Warning Runs Through July 24

Punjab has been placed on high flood alert as the Chenab River at Marala and the Jhelum River upstream of Mangla Dam register rising levels, with the National Disaster Management Authority warning that a strong monsoon incursion interacting with a westerly wave could trigger high-flow conditions in major rivers through July 24. The 2026 monsoon season, which began June 26, has now killed at least 47 people across Pakistan.

August 5, 2025

News Desk

Beijing braces for more rain as deadly floods shift over 70,000

Beijing has evacuated over 70,000 inhabitants and places all 16 areas at the highest warning level, as Brace authorities for another round of heavy rainfall, one week after the capital of the most deadly flood in more than a decade. Between July 23 and 29, torrential rains killed at least 44 people in the city, most of them were trapped in a nursing home in the Miyun area, where flooding collapsed emergency systems. The tragedy prompted officials to recognize deficiencies in emergency planning for extreme weather conditions. Forecasts warned that up to 200mm of rain could fall in just six

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