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Ghaghra River 70 Cm Above the Danger Mark: 10 Villages in Bahraich Surrounded by Floods, 15 Thousand People Affected, 3 Feet of Water on Connecting Roads
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In Bahraich, the Ghaghra River is in spate due to continuous rainfall in Nepal and the district, combined with the release of water from barrages. The river is flowing 70 centimeters above the danger mark. Nearly 10 villages in the Mahsi and Motipur tehsils are surrounded by floodwaters, with approximately 15,000 people reported affected. Water is flowing up to two to three feet on several connecting roads, making movement difficult for villager…
·Bhopal, India
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