- The long-standing water rights dispute over the Chenab River has escalated, involving planning for a diversion tunnel and referencing the original 1952 treaty brokered by the World Bank.
- The long-standing water rights dispute over the Chenab River has escalated with India putting the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance.
- A dispute has arisen regarding the Indus Waters Treaty as heavy rains raise the water level of the Chenab River, affecting Pakistan.
Water release from the Baglihar Dam increases the river level of the Chenab River.
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Updated Jul 7
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Water release from the Baglihar Dam increases the river level of the Chenab River.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Chenab River level rose due to dam opening and rain, leading residents to appeal for compensation and aid.Sub-event
- Spillway gates on the Salal Dam opened on July 9th to manage excess inflows into the Chenab River.Sub-event
Baglihar Dam releases water into the Chenab River, causing rising water levels.1 source
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Chenab River
major river of India and Pakistan