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Yamuna River Flows Near Warning Level In Delhi; May Rise Further
The Yamuna River was flowing close to the warning mark in Delhi Wednesday morning and is likely to swell further. More water is being released into Yamuna from the Hathnikund Barrage in Haryana, officials said.
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Evacuation Process On As Water Levels Continue To Rise In Yamuna River
Water level in the Yamuna river continued to rise and stayed over the danger mark for the fourth consecutive day today even as more than 10,000 people have been evacuated to safer places.
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Yamuna Crosses Warning Mark, Government Asks People to be Alert
With the Yamuna crossing the warning mark of 204.00 metre today, Delhi government swung into action and told people residing in low-lying areas to stay alert for evacuation.
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Homes under water, many Delhi residents have nowhere to go
Unending rains, the swollen Yamuna river and dirty sewage water have made life hell for thousands of people in Delhi's low lying areas, many of whom are spending their days on pavements and rooftops. Wading through knee-deep water and not even able to cook a day's meal, their lives have come undone.A walk through northeast Delhi's Yamuna Bazar, one...
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Bridge over Yamuna closes as water level continues to rise
With the Yamuna flowing over one metre above danger level, the bridge over the river has been closed for road and rail traffic.Around 200 more people were evacuated from the banks of the river in the Capital today as the water level continued to rise.With this, a total of 1,500 people have been shifted to around 160 relief camps set up by the city ...
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Railway bridge over Yamuna may be closed as water level continues to rise
With the water level in Yamuna river still rising, flood alert in low-lying areas of Delhi continues. The river is flowing nearly 40 centimetres above the danger mark of 204.88 metres. Authorities say the railway bridge over the river may be closed if the water rises above 206 metres. This could affect trains to western Uttar Pradesh from Delhi.Mor...
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Yamuna River Flows Near Warning Level In Delhi; May Rise Further
The Yamuna River was flowing close to the warning mark in Delhi Wednesday morning and is likely to swell further. More water is being released into Yamuna from the Hathnikund Barrage in Haryana, officials said.
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Evacuation Process On As Water Levels Continue To Rise In Yamuna River
Water level in the Yamuna river continued to rise and stayed over the danger mark for the fourth consecutive day today even as more than 10,000 people have been evacuated to safer places.
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Yamuna Crosses Warning Mark, Government Asks People to be Alert
With the Yamuna crossing the warning mark of 204.00 metre today, Delhi government swung into action and told people residing in low-lying areas to stay alert for evacuation.
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Homes under water, many Delhi residents have nowhere to go
Unending rains, the swollen Yamuna river and dirty sewage water have made life hell for thousands of people in Delhi's low lying areas, many of whom are spending their days on pavements and rooftops. Wading through knee-deep water and not even able to cook a day's meal, their lives have come undone.A walk through northeast Delhi's Yamuna Bazar, one...
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Bridge over Yamuna closes as water level continues to rise
With the Yamuna flowing over one metre above danger level, the bridge over the river has been closed for road and rail traffic.Around 200 more people were evacuated from the banks of the river in the Capital today as the water level continued to rise.With this, a total of 1,500 people have been shifted to around 160 relief camps set up by the city ...
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Railway bridge over Yamuna may be closed as water level continues to rise
With the water level in Yamuna river still rising, flood alert in low-lying areas of Delhi continues. The river is flowing nearly 40 centimetres above the danger mark of 204.88 metres. Authorities say the railway bridge over the river may be closed if the water rises above 206 metres. This could affect trains to western Uttar Pradesh from Delhi.Mor...
