Nepal flash floods: Bihar CM conducts aerial survey of flood-hit areas in State
Authorities opened all 36 gates at Valmikinagar barrage as Gandak waters receded, with Bihar officials maintaining flood alerts and rescue readiness.
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Gandak water levels recede in Bihar, easing flood concerns
The Gandak river's water level in Bihar is showing a receding trend, bringing relief to low-lying areas after flash floods in Nepal caused a surge. Despite a marginal rise due to late-night rainfall in Nepal, authorities are monitoring the situation closely, with no adverse impact on embankments reported.
Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary Visits Gandak River, Conducts Aerial Survey of Flood-hit Areas Amid Nepal Deluge
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary on Thursday visited the Gandak River and conducted an aerial survey of flood-affected areas following the flood situation in neighbouring Nepal. India News | Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary Visits Gandak River, Conducts Aerial Survey of Flood-hit Areas Amid Nepal Deluge.
NDRF warns of GLOF threat to Gandak, deploys teams in Bihar and UP
NDRF has sounded a high alert over the possibility of floodwaters from Nepal reaching the Gandak River. A suspected Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) has triggered heightened preparedness, with 20 NDRF teams deployed across Bihar and Uttar Pradesh for flood response and rescue operations.#ndrf, #glof, #gandakriver, #nepalflood, #biharflood, #upflood, #bihar, #uttarpradesh, #floodalert, #floodwarning, #flashflood, #rescueoperation, #floodrescue,…
Three possible causes of the flash floods in Nepal are being investigated: landslides, earthquakes, and glacial lake outbursts (GLOF). Floodwaters could reach India via the Narayani River and the Gandak River. Surveillance has also been increased in several areas of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
The floods in Nepal have worsened the situation in Bihar. Water is being continuously released from the Gandak Barrage. This water is now entering several districts of Bihar. The Gandak and Ganga are in spate in Vaishali. Fifty thousand houses in 20 blocks are submerged. Flood-like conditions have also begun to develop in Khagaria and Sitamarhi. People stayed awake all night due to the fear of water released from the Gandak Barrage. Some people …
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