The Yamuna River, the second largest tributary river Ganges, flows on August 19, Tuesday above the dangerous brand. This comes after 18 gates of Hathinikund’s thumb in Haryan’s Yamunanagar opened two days ago.
Visuals from the old Yamuna Bridge Delhi show an overflowing river. In the middle of the possibility of lightning floods are the state strength of reaction to disasters (SDRF), National Cadet Choir (NCC) and volunteers in readiness.
The dangerously growing water level of the Yamuna River in Faridabad caused the district administration to take measures to prevent floods, PTI reported. According to the report, there were plans to release approximately 60,000 cusecs water from the OKHLA 18. August night. Another one Lakh Cusecs water from Hathnond’s fire was probably released on Monday evening, said the district commissioner Faridabad Vikram Singh to convene an appointment with officials earlier on the day.
Mohana, Latipur, Manjhauli, several other villages and low -laid areas located near the Yamuna River are most at risk.
He claims that if there is a flood of floods if there is an inunda, he said on Monday the main Minister Delhi Rekha Gupta said that the national capital is in a safe zone and will not experience extended floods.
These notes came after Yamuna exceeded the mark in Delhi. The river flowed on a 205.36 meter stamp at 14:00 on August 18 on the old railway bridge, which serves as a key viewing point for monitoring the river and potential flood risks, and it is expected to rise to 206 meters today.
Until 18:00 on Monday, the river flowed for a mark of 205.55 meters. Especially the danger brand is 205.33 meters, while the warning mark for the river in the city is 204.50 meters.
The necessary preventive measures, including the deployment of mobile pumps, are introduced, the inhabitants of the threats were notified and moved to safer areas, central flood control was established, carefully monitored to water and all relief and rescue devices were arranged, among other things.
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