A rain emergency has been declared in Rawalpindi following continuous heavy rainfall that has flooded low-lying areas and paralyzed parts of the twin cities. Over 80mm of rain has been recorded, raising water levels in Nullah Lai to dangerous heights between 9 and 15 feet in key locations like Katarian and Gawalmandi. Emergency response teams and heavy machinery have been deployed to clear flooded roads and manage drainage systems. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation, urging citizens to stay indoors unless absolutely necessary. With more rain forecasted, fears of flash flooding and urban disruption continue to mount across Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
Non-stop monsoon rain has triggered a rain emergency in Rawalpindi, flooding roads and raising Nullah Lai levels up to 15 feet. Emergency teams are actively clearing drains as more rain is forecasted. Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel amid rising fears of urban flooding in the twin cities.
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