Bagmati River Water Enters Muzaffarpur Village: River in Spate Due to Heavy Rains in Nepal; Several Villages in Katra-Gaighat Submerged, Schools Also Submerged
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In Muzaffarpur, the Bagmati River is rising rapidly following continuous rainfall in the Nepal Terai region. The flood situation has deepened in the low-lying areas of Katra, Aurai, and Gaighat.
The effect of continuous rain in the hilly areas of Nepal is now visible in the plains of Bihar. The risk of flood has increased in the low lying areas of Muzaffarpur district due to the rising water level of many rivers including Bagmati. According to the report of the District Disaster Center, Bagmati river is flowing above the danger mark at many places. The water level in Katauja was recorded at 56.80 meters, which is 1.80 meters above the d…
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