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Chah Sherwala Phulwanyan Chah Tahliwala Habib Chah Hawonwala Saiyadanwala Patoana Arianwala Kekka Khana Bati Chah Rottewala Water Level fo r 5 yr = 1 55.6 m, 50 yr = 1 57 m ( X -Sec:ch5 -fpsp2 ) Chak Ganesh Das Genaran Chah Banmanwala Sai Sarwar Mahram Sial Saliana Shah Shakar Nijabat Jhark Haweli Ghulam J Bela Jhabana Chah Khajiwala Shahana Chah Jamanwala Basti Mallahwal Tolwara Khutiana Kot Sahib Chah Lakhiwal Wa ter Leve b l fo F r 5 y r = 1 g 54.8 n m, 5 Chah Thakurwala a 0 yr h Jhang City = 15 J 6.3 m ( X-S Kurhian Wala ec:c h4-fp Massan sp2- Kot Bahadur rev ) Chak Ganesh Das Lal Jhalar S. Jinda Kalyan Chah Dhariwala Z. M.h. Shah Bindi Amir Shah Tibba Sharif Basti Pathan Chah Sherwala Basti Balianan Jhakh Sahjhar Kalasan Udhoana Harmalpur Lidoana Chah Kikarwala Kot Biraham Khokharanwala Lala Johla Ghaziabad Dhidoana Chhohan Kharora Chah Makaurian Bela Massan For Mohanawala Turk Beliwala Basti Baluchan JHANG AND BHAKKAR DISTRICTS Mullani Wala Mulkhiana Sheet 8 of 13 Bandawala PUNJAB Buland Tibba Sheroana Sultanpur Garhi Fatehulla Wat er Le vel for 5 yr Pir Kot Sadhana 0 3150000 3155000 0 = 3145000 3130000 3135000 154 3140000 0 0 .1 m 0 0 Chah Raniwala , 50 5 0 y r = 8 Chah Bochewala 9 1 55. 7 7 7 m ( X-Se U Kot Maldeo c: ch3- Basti Nunan C ps p2 ) Chah Pirwala H C L ± ( D I Z.pir Roshan Sh S CHENAB RIVER U Bela Sidhanwala Isialwala Chah Tahliwala S E Namdar Phulli D Munda Saiyid Basti Murad ) 0 0 0 Basti Rajiwala 0 Chah Shahwal 9 Dosa 7 Bindi Patoana Dera Qadirpur W at Basti Namdarwala er L Khibewala eve l for 5 y r = 153 .7 m , 5 0 y r = Chah Munammadwala Rathan Damand 155 .3 m ( Chawaliwala X-S Dera Hasan Shah ec:c Kotli Baqar Sh h2- fpsp 2 ) Chah Ratanawala Basti Kaliarwali JHELUM RIVER Sadrwala Basti Patoana Sial Gusainwala Tahli Ghulamun Basti Malahanwala Koti Chah Maiwala Basti Mohal Anwarwala Basti Chauntra Jhok Pir Joaya Shah Basti Mohal Akbar Basti Sarwani Potoana Bela Anaranwala Fateh Shah Basti Kharal Mochiwala Rampur Mahranwala 3155000 MalahanwTala Basti Sarwani r im m 0 u Dera Jutianwala 0 B Tahliwala 0 a 5 r r 8 a 7 g e R .M .B . Basti Chauntra Basti Kotla Ahmad Kot Nawan Basti Sidhanwali Basti Pathanwala Mochiwali KhCuihah Naniwala Basti Pirwala Umrana Janubi Dera Kamra Basti Baghwala Basti Nalewala Balawal a B Basti Pirwala t r R e a d c Basti Pindiwala 1 h Basti Rarrawala Dalanwala Mor 6 in Wasu - g 1 8 S e W Sultan Nagar o ate Kamaranwali c r L f eve t l fo R i r 5 o yr = . n 1 M 51. 7 m, 5 Basti Mansur Sial . 0 y B r = 1 Tibbi 53.2 m ( X-S Wasu Astana ec:ch Fish 1-fpsp Munirabad 2 ) Farm Z. Latif Sh Sufiabad Atharan Hazari Nawa 0 0 0 0 8 7 .B. L.M Korewala Chah Rashidwala rage Korewala Bar Sufi Textile Mills Basti Kamharan Athara Hazari Mor mu Trim Trimmu Colony Basti Malkani Tibbiwala Dhaniwala Basti Malkani c:trim-us ) Kot Arain 9 m ( X-Se 0 yr = 150. 150.2 m, 5 l for 5 yr = Water Leve Basti Ali Khanana Kot Bahadur ) X-Sec: ( .6 m 0 150 , 50 yr = Ahmad Yarwala 0 149.5 m Samanwala 0 3115000 r = 5 5 y for Level 6 ter H Wa 7 a v e l i C Kot Diwan a l T n a . n S a Basti Sialanwali a l C L r i u n p g k n a Puri Oil Mills Rashid Pur C 0 R a 0 Basti Jamalwala n 0 a 5 l 7 7 Water Level for 5 yr = 148.8 m, 50 yr = 149.8 m ( X-Sec:Trpu01-Fpsp2 ) CHENAB RIVER Basti Adhanwala Basti Mehrban 1 L -A L Basti Mochiawala Y M T IN S O Chk Odanwala I R Chah Samundarwala D L Naya Chak A 1 Abbas Nagar Daigahi Shah Jabboana Jaliwala Ada Dargahi Sh Basti Arain Haveli Bahadur Shah Basti Faruanagar Basti Rajewala Saiyidabad W Basti Bambewala at Basti Kamiani er L eve l fo r 0 5 yr = Basti Bhagtan 0 14 0 8 m 0 , 50 6 Baluchabad y 7 r = Basti MBaahsatii wBalkahshi 149 Basti Sarangwali Pipalwala N. Chk Pirwala .1 m ( X- Sec Chah Adewala :Trp Basti Mahniwala u02 -Fp Chah Akriwala sp2 R ) O H N Basti Makorianwali I 1 a A v M 0 L e 0 L Basti Lal Shahwala l i D 0 A - C 0 I R S a 7 1 T n 7 Y a l Chah Faujianwala Chah Nurwala 3150000 Chah Samundri Ahmadabad Basti Dahranwala Basti Kala Khera Basti Jabarki Basti Gulgasht Chah Tharewala Abbas Nagar Basti Phollianwali Basti Kala Khera Kalasanabad Chah Jandiwala Basti Samanwala Basti Talib Hussain Faruqabad MasPtiawhaalarpur Chah Batanwala Kot Murad Jamshaidabad Cotton Mill Basti Muhammad Allah Basti Mir Bharwana Chah Pirwala Wa Basti Surbana 0 ter Le 0 v 0 el for 5 yr = 5 Basti Mahram Sial 5 147.1 Hospital Rodu Sultan m, 7 50 yr Basti Nourngwala = 148 Basti Wadhiana .2 m ( Siddiqabad X-Se c:Trpu 03-Fp Basti Mahram sp2 ) Amirwala C. Y Chah Jandwala T Chah Sultanabad S I D 0 L 0 Kot Rustam Bheni Ahmadwala 2 0 5 6 7 Chah Langarwala Nai Basti Bhudhwan Mirda HASSUWALI DISTY Chah Tarkhanwala Tapawanwala Basti Chah Lachianwala Chah Sapranwala H a Basti Haveliwala v Y e T l i S C I Rustam Kot a D n L Budhuana a 1 l Aput Janjiana Hassu Balel Z.pir Bare Sh Basti Islampur p2 ) 04-Fps ec:Trpu m ( X-S 147.4 Machhiwala 50 yr = 6.4 m, Retri Naya Chk yr = 14 Chak Thai Kopal el for 5 Basti Sultanwala ter Lev Islampur Wa Nawan Shahr T . S Beriwala 0 L 0 i 0 n k 0 Khu Baghwala 5 C Iqbalabad 7 CHENAB RIVER Basti Islampur a n a Khu Rahwala l Islampur Firaz Qaim Bharwana Basti Golewala Fatehpur Paratti Chak Munawala Chah Chakarwala Basti Lasaruwala Chah Tahliwala Mirasianwala Magiwala Khu Jalalwala Muhammad Rasul Shah Islamwala Kakkuwala Diti Sial Basti Walinwali Kariwala HathraDdiadwala Wa Nikkewala ter Level Piarewala for 5 yr = Khajruwala y 145 .5 m, 50 y D r = 1 Daras Addah 46 Dagree .6 m ( X- L S Tahliwala ec:Trpu05 Tahliwala E -Fpsp2 ) L A B Bamaniwala Sohbewala Bahluwala U Sangwanwala S S A Pir Shahwala Gadianwala H Y T S Beriwala I Neka Kara D Charoewala Fauji Da Dara T Beriwala Kot Bahadur Shah Ali Qatalwala 0 O 0 K Basti Narang 0 R 5 Basti Amir 4 O Bast Shafiqabad 7 Shah Alamwala H Sabuwala S Sabqi Bakhshuwala Waryamwala Kawawar Watwala Bula Mirak Sial Hassuwala Tibba Lailanwala Nurewala Duri Gondal Wanwala Basti Lalwali CHE Daulatwala Khuiwala Y NAB Sialanwala T R Basti Allahyar Juta Qatala S IVER I W Shakarwala ate b Danwala D r L F e i ve l L l f or a 1 5 yr = 1 w 44. u Beriwala 9 m s Pir Bahadar Shah , 50 s Hussainwala y a r = 1 45. H Jandianwala 9 m Shahdu Shahid ( X-S ec: Umra Juta Nasirabad Trpu Basti Dalani Basti Murad 06-F psp2 Lakkanwala ) Hakimwala Nawanwala Basti Nawan Chah Bum Basti Girdani 3145000 R Kabirwala Jalalwala O IN M L Basti Neko Kara 3 Tanda Kot Mapal Basti Manak Waryamwala Basti Nawab 0 0 0 Iqbalwala Basti Dhari 0 Sultanabad 4 Langarwala 7 Mirnewala Mad Sial Dhoriwala Ukkanwala Pichhawrewala Basti Qasim R Sharifabad a n W at g er L p eve u l Dalilwala Basti Sultan Sial for r 5 yr C = 14 a Baghwala 4.2 Kallarwala n Darbar Jani Pir m, a 50 l y Basti Kandewali r = 145 .2 Sohbewala m ( X- Sec :ch Basti Hassuwali n/d s-5 Tatwala R 5 ) O N I M Jhok Dargahi Shah W L Mirasiwala ater 2 Lev Malki Basti el fo r 5 y Mahmud Kot r = 1 42.8 CHENAB RIVER m, 5 Retri Basti Dabbanwala 0 yr = 14 3.9 m Hadwala ( X- Jaiwein 0 S ec: 0 c hn/d Naolawala Basti Nuwani 0 s-56 5 ) 4 3130000 3135000 7 3120000 3125000 3110000 3115000 Riazabad Nawabpur Mauza Chah Dalalanwala Haveli Makhdum Matlianwali Rerriwala Jamanewala Makorianwala Grid Reference is in meters Abbaspur Jandiranwala Rajbana Patton Darbar Shah KhaliTlekuwala Darbar Mian Roshan Kanwan SCALE 1:50,000 SECOND FLOOD PROTECTION SECTOR PROJECT Kilometers Legend Khagranwala Shorkot 0 0.5 1 2 3 R Lailanwala Bonani Basti O FLOOD PLAIN MAPPING N Inayat Shah I International M Naya Harlanwala I Faizwala H Boundary 1 K Mai Bhagi A FLOOD PLAIN & FLOOD RISK MAPS ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! L District Boundary Harlanwala Haveli Syed Muhammad B3 adh Rajban2a R CHENAB RIVER Metalled Road O IN Bastiwala M Tarranwala A Un-metalled Road Sarianwala N K.m. Zarif Khan Roohwala A Mahmud Shah B Client : Kiln Tarranwala J A 4 Cart Track R Qasimwala MAP INDEX Mochianwala FEDERAL FLOOD COMMISSION 5 CHENAB RIVER Qazianwala Railway Line Babalwala Dhur Kot Ministry of Water & Power Bhagtanwala Haslana Pind SCALE 1:2,500,000 Hajderabad Canal 6 Haveliwala 7 Sultanwala Consultants: Branch NATIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES PAKISTAN (PVT) LIMITED Sipranwali b Drain F 1-C , Block-N, Model Town Extension, a n 8 Banda Surbana a Lahore - Pakistan. Distributary jb a R Chah Pathanwala Minor Burziwala W Yousafwala9 R ater L O eve IN in association with Nallah l for 5 Basti Mansur Dab R yr M = 14 I 1.
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  • The Budget Speech Delivered by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar Was 25% Certainly Not Driven by Considera�Ons of Human and Social Development

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