Heavy Rain Triggers Flood Scare Across UP, Uttarakhand; Ganga, Yamuna Water Levels Rise
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Heavy rain triggers flood scare across UP, Uttarakhand; Ganga, Yamuna water levels rise
Heavy overnight rainfall caused the Tamasa River to swell near Shri Tapkeshwar Mahadev Temple. Rising Ganga and Yamuna waters inundated residential areas in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. Dehradun schools from Classes 1 to 12 will remain closed due to heavy rainfall forecasts. The Ganga River's water level in Rishikesh is rising but remains below the warning mark. Emergency teams are monitoring riverbanks and issuing warnings to the public.
Heavy Rains Trigger Flood-like Situation in UP, Uttarakhand; Ganga, Yamuna Water Levels Rise
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The torrential downpour across northern India has triggered flood-like situations along major river basins, impacting several districts in Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. India News | Heavy Rains Trigger Flood-like Situation in UP, Uttarakhand; Ganga, Yamuna Water Levels Rise.
The Ganges and Yamuna rivers in Prayagraj are continuously rising, raising the risk of flooding. Several major ghats have been submerged, and water has reached residential areas. The administration has issued a red alert.
Uttarakhand has been experiencing continuous rainfall for the past three days. Twelve people died in various rain-related incidents on Tuesday. Channels were opened after the water level of Naini Lake crossed 88 feet. 172 roads are closed in the state. An orange alert is in effect today in Nainital, Bageshwar, and Dehradun. Schools and Anganwadi centers have been closed in five districts. Meanwhile, the flood threat has increased in Bihar. Sever…
Heavy rains trigger flood-like situation in UP, Uttarakhand
Heavy overnight rainfall in Dehradun and surrounding regions led to a severe swelling of the Tamasa River, which flows through the premises of the historic Shri Tapkeshwar Mahadev Temple, local officials said on Tuesday.
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