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Khuzdar

Kalat

Thatta

Zhob

Bahawalpur

Sibi

Khairpur

Tharparkar

Las Bela

Dadu

Rajanpur

Kohlu

Sanghar

Loralai

Attock

Badin

Jamshoro

Bhakkar

Jhang

Kachhi

Ghotki

Dera Bugti

Killa Saifullah Layyah

Pishin

Chakwal

Rahim Yar Khan

Khushab

Okara

Sukkur

Mianwali

Vehari

DeraGhazi

Khan

Kasur

Mastung

Musakhel

Umerkot

Sargodha

Bahawalnagar

MuzaffargarhZiarat

Faisalabad

Multan

Gujrat

Kohat

Jhelum

Rawalpindi

Karak

Sialkot

Harnai

Khanewal

KillaAbdullah

Dera Ismail Khan

Sahiwal

Barkhan

Kotli

Chiniot

Tank

Jhal Magsi

Sheerani

Gujranwala

Lodhran

Nasirabad

Buner

Narowal

Karachi City

Pakpattan

Haripur

Qambar Shahdadkot

Shikarpur

Kashmore

Swabi

Lahore

Jacobabad

Lakki Marwat

Sheikhupura

Quetta

Hafizabad

Mardan

Hangu

Shaheed Benazirabad

Khyber

Bannu

Nowshera

Abbottabad

Fr Tank

Bagh Haveli

SouthWaziristan

MirpurKhas

Kurram

Larkana

Jaffarabad

Matiari

North Waziristan

TobaTek

Singh

NankanaSahib

MandiBahauddin

NaushahroFeroze

FrD.i.khan

Bhimber

Mirpur

Peshawar

Mohmand

Hattian

Muzaffarabad

Poonch

TandoAllah

Yar

Charsadda

FrBannu

Orakzai Islamabad

Hyderabad

Malakand

Sudhnoti

TandoMuhammad

Khan

Fr Kohat

or ar

Fr Peshawar

Fr Lakki Marwat

INDIA

A R A B I A N S E A

PAKISTAN - Breaches and Flood Incidents Reports(from 03 June to 04 July 2011)

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INDIA

Map Doc Name:

Creation Date:

Projection/Datum:

Data Source:

Nominal Scale at A0 paper size:

PAK604_Sindh_BreachesandCurrentSituation

OfBarrages_A3_v1_P_20110705

05 July 2011

WGS84

Admin0 Boundaries (GAUL),

Admin2 Boundaries (PCO),

Breaches data (Media news collected by UNOCHA, ACTED,

IOM, PDMA, from Irrigation dept Thatta,from Marine Meteorology & Tropical Cyclone Warning Centre)

Disclaimers:The designations employed and the presentation of material on thismap do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on thepart of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legalstatus of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, orconcerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.

PAKISTAN

Arabian Sea

0 500 1,000250 km

1:48,446,875

AFGHANISTAN

SINDH

BALOCHISTAN

PUNJAB

KP

FATA

PAK

AFGHANISTAN

CHINA

IRAN

TURKMENISTAN

UZBEKISTAN

1. 14 June 2011 (streams flooded in Koh e Suleman region,hundreds moved to higher grounds)

2. 6 June 2011 (temporary bunds breached on river Indusnear Bastis Korai)

3. 03 June 2011 (85 people affected, 9 displayed due to flooding)

Flood on 03 June 2011

1. 14 June 2011 (three breaches in the canal system is alarming)2. 07 June 2011 (bund breach caused flooding in 20 villages;

no reports of people on the move. Very high water levels incanals and Indus throughout N. Sindh)

3. 04 June 2011 (admisnistration unable to plug breaches onShank bund, villagers moving to higher ground)

04 June 2011

(1. Haibut bund not strengthened, risk of flooding two gas fields ifbund remains unrepaired

2. KK bund eroded by river water, repair work not complete)

1. 04 July 2011 (7 villages inundated near Thuldue to breach in minor Naseer canal)

2. 04 June 2011 (35 foot breach in Begari canal,3 villages under water)

14 June 2011 (marked increase in water levels onGuddu, Kotri and Sukkur barrages)

04 June 2011 (Nara canal being eroded, 300 villagesat risk of flooding if a breach in the bund occurs)

24 June 2011 (a 50 feet breach has occuredin Burli Shah Karim canal)

1. 27 June 2011 (50 feet wide breach at Mittla Shakh inLal Muhammand Dars village, 7 houses

and over 200 acres cropland inundated)2. 17 June 2011 (repair work at ot Aalmo,Jo Goth, Soorjani and M. S bunds is in progress)

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Districts reported having breaches and flood incidents

Monsoon hazard vulnerable districts

Internation Boundary

Provincial Boundary

District Boundary

River

Water Body

Arabian Sea