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Yamuna recedes, but many areas still submerged
The water level in the Yamuna began receding on Thursday, slightly improving the flood-like situation in several low-lying areas along its banks although the river continued to flow well above the danger mark. Though the situation has improved in many localities but still several areas in east Delhi remained inundated includ...
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Delhi: Yamuna at its highest in 32 years, crosses 207m mark
The Yamuna rose over two metres above the danger level on Thursday, crossing the 207-metre mark for first time in 32 years and submerging several low-lying areas. The water level was recorded at 207.9m at 7 am on Thursday morning. Authorities said the water level is expected to go up further and may touch 207.30 metres by tomorrow afternoon but ins...
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Delhi: Bridge over Yamuna closed as water continues to rise
The iron bridge over river Yamuna in Delhi has been closed once again as the river continued to flow above the danger level. This will affect rail traffic from Old Delhi Railway Station.The water level has reached to 206.09 meters, more than a meter above the danger mark.Flood threat loomed large over Delhi as neighbouring Haryana on Monday release...
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Yamuna flowing above danger mark in Delhi
Haryana on Monday released 7.44 lakh cusecs of water into Yamuna, the highest in a single day in the past 60 years, resulting in the river flowing nearly a metre above the danger mark in the national capital. (Read: More water released in Yamuna)Fearing a flood-like situation, Delhi Government has appealed to people living in low-lying areas to mov...
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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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Yamuna recedes, but many areas still submerged
The water level in the Yamuna began receding on Thursday, slightly improving the flood-like situation in several low-lying areas along its banks although the river continued to flow well above the danger mark. Though the situation has improved in many localities but still several areas in east Delhi remained inundated includ...
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Delhi: Yamuna at its highest in 32 years, crosses 207m mark
The Yamuna rose over two metres above the danger level on Thursday, crossing the 207-metre mark for first time in 32 years and submerging several low-lying areas. The water level was recorded at 207.9m at 7 am on Thursday morning. Authorities said the water level is expected to go up further and may touch 207.30 metres by tomorrow afternoon but ins...
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Delhi: Bridge over Yamuna closed as water continues to rise
The iron bridge over river Yamuna in Delhi has been closed once again as the river continued to flow above the danger level. This will affect rail traffic from Old Delhi Railway Station.The water level has reached to 206.09 meters, more than a meter above the danger mark.Flood threat loomed large over Delhi as neighbouring Haryana on Monday release...
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Yamuna flowing above danger mark in Delhi
Haryana on Monday released 7.44 lakh cusecs of water into Yamuna, the highest in a single day in the past 60 years, resulting in the river flowing nearly a metre above the danger mark in the national capital. (Read: More water released in Yamuna)Fearing a flood-like situation, Delhi Government has appealed to people living in low-lying areas to mov...
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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 ...
