Delhi Flood Rain Live Update: Rain has caused havoc in Delhi. The Yamuna river is flowing at 207 meters above the danger mark (205 m). The administration appealed to the people to be vigilant and the families living on the banks of the river to go to safe places.
Delhi Heavy Rain Today: The peculiar rains released on Wednesday in Delhi have spoiled the situation. The areas around the Yamuna river have flooded houses. 10 thousand people have been rescued from here. In view of the flood situation in Delhi, the Central Water Commission has issued advisory. Meanwhile, Najafgarh MLA Neelam Krishna Pahalwan arrived in his area to take stock of the flood affected area and there was water to his waist.
MLA Neelam has appealed to people in water
You can guess how heavy it is raining in Delhi by looking at the picture of the MLA. She was reaching the area with her team on Wednesday for inspection, during which time she appealed to the people to have courage by entering the water till the waist. He said-We are with you in this time of this disaster. Relief camps are being set up by the NDRF team to provide all possible assistance to all. The process of taking the affected families to safe places is also continuously continuing, so that no citizen has to face inconvenience or crisis.
Danger will increase further in Delhi
Let us know that Delhi has received heavy rainfall in the last 24 hours, due to which the flow of water in Yamuna has increased rapidly. The Meteorological Department has issued rain alert for the next two days. Apart from this, the Water Commission has warned that the water level of Yamuna will increase till 8 pm tonight. So take care and people from low -lying areas shift to another place. At the same time, all schools in Delhi have been closed on Wednesday.
Latest update of Delhi rain
- The Yamuna river in Delhi is flowing at 207 meters above the danger mark (205 m).
- The iron bridge near Yamuna has been closed.
- The low-lying areas including Yamuna Bazaar-Tibetan Bazaar, Monastery Market are flooded.
- 10,000 people have been rescued from low -lying areas.
- Experts are granted that the water level of the Yamuna may increase further, which will further increase the risk of flooding in the low -lying areas.
- The Delhi administration appealed to the people to be vigilant and the families living on the banks of the river to go to safe places.
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