Office of Chief Engineering Adviser/Chairman Federal Flood Commission , Islamabad

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Office of Chief Engineering Adviser
After creation of Pakistan , a Central Engineering Authority was constituted under Chief Engineering Adviser to deal with the issues of water, power and allied engineering matters at National level. It was re-designated as Chief Engineering Advisor's Office after establishment of Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) in 1959.

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Advisory on Weather & River Discharges
Flood Daily Report
Peak Flows

Flood Risk Management in Lai Nullah

Tarbela Reservoir =1550.00 ft (6.770 MAF) Mangla Reservoir =1206.00 ft (4.804 MAF) Chashma Reservoir =647.00 ft (0.179 MAF) Simly Dam= 2312.55 ft (Max. Con. Level=2312.00 ft) Rawal Dam=1751.70 ft (Max. Con. Level=1761.00 ft) Khanpur Dam= 1977.80 ft (Max. Con. Level=1982.00 ft) .

Federal Flood Commission

Prior to 1976, Provincial Governments were responsible for the planning and execution of flood protection works. Disastrous floods of 1973 and 1976 resulted in heavy losses indicating that existing flood protection facilities and planning were inadequate to provide effective protective measures for the country.Consequently, in January 1977, Federal Flood Commission was established for integrated flood management on country wide basis.

Office of Chief Engineering Adviser/Federal Flood Commission is an attached department of the Ministry of Water and Power and it has the following sections: