Jammu and Kashmir Weather: On 27 August, the main Minister Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah shared a photo of the flood 2025 in the Union. The leader of the National Conference has visited the flood area of Jammu, where at least 41 people killed at least 41 people – 34 of them on the Vaishno Devi pilgrimage route.
Omar Abdullah also shared a picture from the pustling floods that hit Jamm and Kashmir in 2014. By the way, Omar Abdullah was also the main minister of the former state.
“Two photos from floods from 2014 and two of the floods 2025. Almost the same place and very similar damage,” Abdullah said in a post on X.
Mobile internet, broadband services and caller devices remained on August 27 disturbed across Jammu and Kashmir, when heavy rainfall continued to dough the Union’s territory and damaged optical fiber networks in several places.
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While the Tawi River flowed above the flood level in Jammu, the Jhelum River in Kashmir via the Jawahar tunnel also broke the danger.
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As always, Rajbagh in Uptown Srinagar was the first area in the city to be hit by the rising waters of Jhelum. On Wednesday, people were seen as they waded across the waterlogged street a few kilometers from the city center, Lal Chowk.
For many inhabitants it was the situation Déjà Vu. Rajbagh was one of Srinagar’s worst areas during the 2014 flood in Jammu and Kashmir, leaving more than 300 people dead and thousands of displaced.
In 2014, the first and second floors of houses and hotels in Rajbagh, which were full of tourists, were immersed. “I hope we don’t see what happened again in 2014. Our house still has flood stamps on the first floor,” recalled Nawaz Malik, resident.
Basons in 2014 in Srinagar
As in 2025, the former state of Jamm and Kashmir and its neighboring areas received severe rainfall during the last phase of the monsoon since 2 September 2014.
On September 5, it was reported that the Jhelum River in Srinagar flows at 22.40 feet (6.83 m), which was 4.40 feet (1.34 m) above the danger brand and 33 feet (10 m) above the dangerous brand in Sangam in the Anantnag district.
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On the morning of August 27, the main river Jhelum crossed the flood mark 21 feet in Sangam in the Anantnag district and was only two feet below the 18 -foot flood mark in the Ram Munshi Bagh in Srinagar.
In 2014, most of the srinagar city areas were immersed. Jhelum spilled and plunged into the neighborhood of Sonwar Bagh, Shivpora, Natipora, Pandrrathan, Lal Chowk, Rajbagh, Jawahar Nagar, Gogji Bagh and Wazir Bagh in the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir.
Bemina, a suburb near Budgam, was another area of the worst affected by floods in 2014. Also in September two floors of houses were flooded with floods in September.
Jammu and Kashmir Weather: Bemina, a suburb near Budgam, was the most affected by the floods in 2014. Also in September two floors were flooded with floods in September.
“I remember the phones weren’t working at the time. We had Aircel at the time. The Jio network was working today. In 2014, Aircel worked. Other networks didn’t work. These were terrible days.
What measures to alleviate floods?
In his post X on Wednesday, the main Minister Omar Abdullah asked whether they had learned from the 2014 experience.
“What, if something has been learned from floods in 2014? What remedial steps have been taken over the past 11 years? What measures to alleviate floods have been taken since October 2014?” CM asked and urged the elected government to seek answers, because the last 48 hours were a shocking eye opener.
According to local channels of floods or its flood leaks since March 2020, since 2014 since 2014 since 2014 since 2014, administrations in the former administration of the irrigation and inspection department (I & FC) have not been subject to the department of irrigation and inspection.
The answer shows that the comprehensive flood management plan (CFMP), sanctioned in 2015 as part of the Prime Minister’s development package (PMDP), remains by far complete, according to the report in the local daily observer Kashmir.
(Tagstotranslate) Jhelum River
