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India unexpectedly released a large volume of water into the Jhelum River without notifying Pakistan, causing a sudden surge in water levels near Muzaffarabad.
In response, the authorities declared a water emergency in Hattian Bala and used mosque loudspeakers to alert residents to stay cautious.
The rapid water flow, originating from Anantnag and passing through Chakothi, sparked panic among people living along the riverbanks. This development comes amid rising concerns over the Indus Waters Treaty - a historic agreement that has withstood even times of conflict.
Meanwhile, Pakistan's National Security Committee (NSC) has urged international organizations to closely monitor the situation and emphasized the need for peaceful efforts to avoid escalating tensions between the two countries.
#IndusWatertreaty #WorldBank
In response, the authorities declared a water emergency in Hattian Bala and used mosque loudspeakers to alert residents to stay cautious.
The rapid water flow, originating from Anantnag and passing through Chakothi, sparked panic among people living along the riverbanks. This development comes amid rising concerns over the Indus Waters Treaty - a historic agreement that has withstood even times of conflict.
Meanwhile, Pakistan's National Security Committee (NSC) has urged international organizations to closely monitor the situation and emphasized the need for peaceful efforts to avoid escalating tensions between the two countries.
#IndusWatertreaty #WorldBank
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