Due to the continuous release of water from Haryana's Hathni Kund Barrage, the Yamuna River in Delhi is assuming a monstrous form. For three days, the river has been flowing above the danger mark of 205.33 meters, and on Wednesday night, the water level reached 207.43 meters. Due to this, the entire Khadar area is flooded, and Yamuna Bazaar is flooded with water up to eight feet.
Water has also reached the Ring Road Civil Lines area, near the Delhi Secretariat, and near the Kashmiri Gate ISBT. LG and CM residences are two kilometers away from where the water has reached in Civil Lines.
The Yamuna water filled near the Akshardham temple.
In view of the rising water level in the Yamuna, the movement of vehicles has been stopped from Rajghat to Kashmiri Gate, as well as Wazirabad-Signature Bridge, and Chandgi Ram Akhara-IP College Red Light Road, and Nigam Bodh Ghat has also been closed.
Amid rising water levels in the Yamuna, the metro crossing the Yamuna bridge and the Baba Balak Nath temple were submerged in water. Photo- Dhruv Kumar
The movement on the old Loha Pul was closed on Tuesday evening itself. The movement of trains was also stopped on this bridge on Wednesday morning. The water level here had reached 207.43 meters at night. After 3.29 lakh cusecs of water per hour were released from Hathni Kund on Monday and two lakh cusecs on Tuesday, 1.75 lakh cusecs of water were released on Wednesday as well.
Yamuna water filled the service lane of Ring Road in the Civil Lines area. Dhruv Kumar
One cusec measures the flow of one cubic foot of water per second, which is approximately equal to 28.317 liters per second. Officials of the Irrigation and Flood Control Department say that due to more water being released from Hathni Kund Barrage, more water is being released from Wazirabad Barrage. Therefore, the water level is rising near Loha Pul.
There is no hope of relief at the moment. As a precaution, NDRF has been deployed at various places for relief and rescue operations. Earlier, such a surge was seen in the Yamuna only in July-2023 and 1978.
Water entered 300 houses in the Basantpur village of Faridabad
Crops have been submerged near the Yamuna River in Sonipat. Crops have been damaged due to erosion.
Water has entered 300 houses in Basantpur village of Faridabad. The administration has rescued 70 people. 12 villages of Faridabad have been declared sensitive.
Indira Nagar and Mohbalipur villages of Palwal have been evacuated. A holiday has been declared in eight schools. The administration has issued an alert for 20 villages.
Ghaziabad: Water has entered the houses in the Yamuna Khadar area in Loni area. People are living by putting a tarpaulin on the wall. The water level of Harnandi is also rising. The district administration evacuated 150 families from the river area near Jhuppa village.
Noida: The administration has safely shifted about five thousand people living in farm houses on the banks of the Yamuna to a safe place. The water level is being monitored from 19 flood posts in Gautam Buddha Nagar district. In Greater Noida too, the water level of the river was recorded at 200.20 meters, which is just 0.40 meters below the danger mark of 200.60 meters.
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