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Yamuna Flowing Below Danger Mark, Government Keeping Close Watch: Rekha Gupta
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the Yamuna was flowing below the danger mark on Wednesday morning and said that the government is keeping a close watch on the situation.
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Delhi On Flood Alert: Yamuna May Breach Danger Mark by August 19
The Yamuna is once again swelling to alarming levels, with authorities issuing multiple advisories and flood warnings after heavy rainfall in the upper catchment and massive releases from the Hathni Kund Barrage.
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Yamuna Nears Warning Level In Delhi, Rivers Breach Danger Mark Across UP
The water level of Yamuna in Delhi has reached 204.14 metres, drawing close to warning level of 204.5 metres. Authorities in several districts of Uttar Pradesh are also on high alert as rivers are flowing at or above danger levels.
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Yamuna In Delhi Continues To Flow Above Danger Mark At 205.45 Meters
Yamuna Water Level: Yamuna River continued to overflow in Delhi with water level recorded at 205.45 meters at 7 am on Tuesday.
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Yamuna Water Levels Recede In Delhi, Still Flowing Above Danger Mark
The water level of the Yamuna River was recorded at 206.01 meters in Delhi on Monday at 11 pm. This is a level-up from the earlier gradual decrease in the water level of the Yamuna.
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NDTV Explainer: Why Delhi Was Flooded This Monsoon
For days, vast stretches of Delhi have been inundated due to the Yamuna river reaching its highest water level in 45 years, triggered by uncommonly heavy rainfall, some of which came from the neighboring state of Haryana.
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Yamuna Water Level Expected To Come Below "Danger Mark" Soon
Water level of Yamuna River continued to recede on Sunday and it was recorded at 205.50 metres at 11 pm at Old Railway Bridge. Though the water level is still above danger mark of 205.33 metres, it is expected to come down soon, officials said.
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Army, Navy Working Round-The-Clock To Stop Yamuna Flooding In Delhi
Indian Army's assistance was requested by the Delhi administration on the night of July 13 when Yamuna river was flowing above the danger mark and low-lying areas were getting inundated.
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Arvind Kejriwal's SOS To Centre As Yamuna Flows At All-Time High
With River Yamuna's water level in Delhi now at an all-time high amid monsoon fury across north India, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today sought the Centre's intervention.
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Amid Heavy Rain, Weather Office Issues Yellow Alert For Delhi
The India Meteorological Department on Monday issued a 'yellow alert' for the national capital while the Yamuna River in Delhi, which was flowing above warning level for hours, crossed the danger mark of 205.33 metres at 5 pm on Monday
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Yamuna In Delhi Flowing "Well Above" Danger Mark, Evacuation Begins
An evacuation alert has been declared for people living in the low-lying areas near the Yamuna banks in Delhi with the water level in the river rising to 206.11 metres, well above the danger mark of 205.33 metres and the highest this year so far.
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Yamuna River Continues To Rise Beyond Danger Mark In Delhi, Evacuations Intensify
The swollen Yamuna river continued to flow above the danger mark of 205.33 metres in Delhi this morning and efforts have intensified to evacuate people from vulnerable areas, officials said.
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Yamuna River Flows Metre Above Danger Mark In Delhi, May Swell Further
The Yamuna river was flowing almost a metre above the danger mark and it may swell even further as Haryana released more water from a barrage on Tuesday afternoon.
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Over 55 Dead In Rain In North India; Yamuna Above Danger Mark In Delhi
Heavy rain in northern parts of the country has claimed at least 58 lives in the last two days. Several landslides in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand left tourists and residents stranded in some villages. Officials said many of them have been rescued, though hundreds of tourists are still stranded in Himachal Pradesh. Although rain subside...
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River Yamuna Crosses Danger Mark In Delhi
River Yamuna is currently flowing at 205.49 meters, which is above the danger mark of 204 meters.
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Yamuna Flowing Below Danger Mark, Government Keeping Close Watch: Rekha Gupta
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the Yamuna was flowing below the danger mark on Wednesday morning and said that the government is keeping a close watch on the situation.
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Delhi On Flood Alert: Yamuna May Breach Danger Mark by August 19
The Yamuna is once again swelling to alarming levels, with authorities issuing multiple advisories and flood warnings after heavy rainfall in the upper catchment and massive releases from the Hathni Kund Barrage.
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Yamuna Nears Warning Level In Delhi, Rivers Breach Danger Mark Across UP
The water level of Yamuna in Delhi has reached 204.14 metres, drawing close to warning level of 204.5 metres. Authorities in several districts of Uttar Pradesh are also on high alert as rivers are flowing at or above danger levels.
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Yamuna In Delhi Continues To Flow Above Danger Mark At 205.45 Meters
Yamuna Water Level: Yamuna River continued to overflow in Delhi with water level recorded at 205.45 meters at 7 am on Tuesday.
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Yamuna Water Levels Recede In Delhi, Still Flowing Above Danger Mark
The water level of the Yamuna River was recorded at 206.01 meters in Delhi on Monday at 11 pm. This is a level-up from the earlier gradual decrease in the water level of the Yamuna.
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NDTV Explainer: Why Delhi Was Flooded This Monsoon
For days, vast stretches of Delhi have been inundated due to the Yamuna river reaching its highest water level in 45 years, triggered by uncommonly heavy rainfall, some of which came from the neighboring state of Haryana.
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Yamuna Water Level Expected To Come Below "Danger Mark" Soon
Water level of Yamuna River continued to recede on Sunday and it was recorded at 205.50 metres at 11 pm at Old Railway Bridge. Though the water level is still above danger mark of 205.33 metres, it is expected to come down soon, officials said.
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Army, Navy Working Round-The-Clock To Stop Yamuna Flooding In Delhi
Indian Army's assistance was requested by the Delhi administration on the night of July 13 when Yamuna river was flowing above the danger mark and low-lying areas were getting inundated.
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Arvind Kejriwal's SOS To Centre As Yamuna Flows At All-Time High
With River Yamuna's water level in Delhi now at an all-time high amid monsoon fury across north India, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today sought the Centre's intervention.
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Amid Heavy Rain, Weather Office Issues Yellow Alert For Delhi
The India Meteorological Department on Monday issued a 'yellow alert' for the national capital while the Yamuna River in Delhi, which was flowing above warning level for hours, crossed the danger mark of 205.33 metres at 5 pm on Monday
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Yamuna In Delhi Flowing "Well Above" Danger Mark, Evacuation Begins
An evacuation alert has been declared for people living in the low-lying areas near the Yamuna banks in Delhi with the water level in the river rising to 206.11 metres, well above the danger mark of 205.33 metres and the highest this year so far.
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Yamuna River Continues To Rise Beyond Danger Mark In Delhi, Evacuations Intensify
The swollen Yamuna river continued to flow above the danger mark of 205.33 metres in Delhi this morning and efforts have intensified to evacuate people from vulnerable areas, officials said.
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Yamuna River Flows Metre Above Danger Mark In Delhi, May Swell Further
The Yamuna river was flowing almost a metre above the danger mark and it may swell even further as Haryana released more water from a barrage on Tuesday afternoon.
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Over 55 Dead In Rain In North India; Yamuna Above Danger Mark In Delhi
Heavy rain in northern parts of the country has claimed at least 58 lives in the last two days. Several landslides in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand left tourists and residents stranded in some villages. Officials said many of them have been rescued, though hundreds of tourists are still stranded in Himachal Pradesh. Although rain subside...
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River Yamuna Crosses Danger Mark In Delhi
River Yamuna is currently flowing at 205.49 meters, which is above the danger mark of 204 meters.
