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  1. The long-standing water rights dispute over the Chenab River has escalated with India putting the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance.
  2. A dispute has arisen regarding the Indus Waters Treaty as heavy rains raise the water level of the Chenab River, affecting Pakistan.
  3. Monsoon rains cause low-level flooding in the Chenab River basin, leading to warnings and damage to government infrastructure in Pakistan.
  4. Rising water levels cause widespread flooding in Punjab, with government agencies managing relief efforts.

Beas river caused devastating floods in Sultanpur Lodhi, prompting flood response efforts from Kapurthala administration and volunteers from Punjab and Haryana.

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Beas river caused devastating floods in Sultanpur Lodhi, prompting flood response efforts from Kapurthala administration and volunteers from Punjab and Haryana.

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