The Provincial Rain and Flood Emergency Monitoring Cell on Monday reported declining Indus flows across Sindh, easing fears of a super flood as monsoon rains end and upstream levels drop.

According to the latest data, Guddu Barrage recorded an inflow of 260,309 cusecs with an outflow of 231,545 cusecs. At Sukkur Barrage, inflow stood at 261,554 cusecs and outflow at 206,434 cusecs. Kotri Barrage registered an inflow of 364,041 cusecs and an outflow of 339,486 cusecs.

The Meteorological Department said Kotri remains at a medium flood level, while Guddu and Sukkur continue to experience low-level flooding. Officials noted that the risk of a super flood in Sindh has now been averted as the river flowing from Punjab has receded.

As a precautionary measure, the Sindh government had already r

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