Delhi Monuments Bear Brunt of Floods, Waterlogging

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  • Published On: July 17, 2023
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Iconic monuments of the national capital including the Rajghat and the Red Fort wall were inundated for most of last week as Delhi witnessed unprecedented floods due to a record high level of the Yamuna River. As the river's level is rising again to around 206 meters after falling for 4 days with more water being released from Haryana, there's a concern about the long term impact the Yamuna water mixed with silt, sewage and garbage will have on Delhi's heritage monuments. Here's our special report.

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