Pakistan, Aug. 3 -- Pakistan's water reserves have improved significantly following recent monsoon rains, with the country's major dams now filled to 72% of their total storage capacity, according to official figures.

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The latest data shows a substantial increase in water availability across the Indus River system, where inflows have exceeded outflows, strengthening the country's overall water storage position.

Officials said the combined volume of water stored in Pakistan's key reservoirs has reached 9.466 million acre-feet (MAF). This represents 72% of the country's total storage capacity of 13.149 million acre-feet, reflecting a notable improvement in reservoir le...