India Rebuts Pakistan's Flood Claims, Citing Monsoon Advisory

India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has refuted Pakistan's 'baseless' flood claims, pointing to Pakistan's own advisory indicating that high flows at Marala were expected to persist due to increased monsoon rainfall over the catchment.

24 Jul, 16:21 — 24 Jul, 16:21

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Monsoon, not India: MEA cites Pak’s advisory to rebut its ‘baseless’ flood claim

The flood advisory in Pakistan said that the high flows at Marala were expected to persist before gradually receding as rainfall over the catchment increased

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Monsoon, not India: MEA cites Pak’s advisory to rebut its ‘baseless’ flood claim

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