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- Weather Update July 24, Delhi Yamuna Water Level, Maharashtra Rain Flood, Delhi, MP, UP, Bihar
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Yamuna has once again come above the danger mark (205.33 meters) in Delhi. The water level of the river reached 205.81 meters on Sunday. The water level of Yamuna has increased after the release of water from Hathini Kund in Haryana.
The water level of Yamuna has increased by about one meter in 15 hours near the old railway bridge. The water level was 205.09 meters till 7 pm on Saturday, which reached 206.01 meters at 10 am on Sunday.
In view of the flood-like situation in Delhi again, Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke to LG VK Saxena. Preparations to deal with the situation were discussed between the two. Shah said that NDRF and SDRF teams are present to help the needy people. He has also instructed all the agencies to be alert.
For the first time at 5 pm on July 10 in the capital, the water level of Yamuna came above the danger mark. On July 13, the water level of Yamuna had reached a record height (208.66 metres). On July 15, the water level decreased from 206 meters, on July 23, the water level again came down to 206.1 meters. Yamuna flood water had reached Delhi’s Red Fort, Rajghat and Supreme Court in the past days.
Now know the condition of the country’s weather…
How will be the next 24 hours…
Heavy rain will occur in these states: Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Telangana, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya.
Light rain will occur in these states: Light rain with lightning may occur over Bihar, West Bengal and Sikkim.
Weather updates…
- People living in relief camps in Delhi are suffering from fever, headache, stomach ache, skin disease and eye flu. About 70% of the people living in the camp are affected by the infectious disease iFlu.
- In Himachal, it rained heavily during the last 24 hours. The highest rainfall of 19.5 cm has been recorded in Sirmaur.
- Heavy rains and landslides have damaged 50 buildings and blocked 50 roads in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand.
- The old bridge was once again closed due to rise in the water level in Yamuna river.
- Due to rain in Delhi-NCR and surrounding areas, the water of Hindon river has also entered the residential areas.
- The Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rains in Gujarat and Himachal.
Monsoon pictures from different states…
A temporary bridge near Sitapur collapsed following heavy rains in Uttarakhand. After this, the team of Uttarakhand Police and SDRF reached the spot and rescued the people trapped there.
Heavy rains lashed parts of Andhra Pradesh’s Visakhapatnam city this morning.
It is raining heavily at many places in Mumbai. The rain caused water-logging on Andheri subway.
Weather condition in other states
3 gates of ITO Barrage in Delhi not opened even after ten days
People living in relief camps in Delhi are suffering from fever, headache, stomach ache, skin disease and eye flu.
Due to rain in the surrounding areas of Delhi-NCR, other rivers including Hindon are also in spate. In such a situation, apart from Delhi, the situation in Noida and Ghaziabad is also serious. Water has entered the residential areas here.
At the same time, the negligence is to such an extent that 3 gates of ITO barrage could not be opened even after ten days. Efforts are on to open them since July 13. Let us tell you that Yamuna is once again in spate due to continuous heavy rains in Himachal and Uttarakhand, water being released in excess from Hathinikund barrage and light-moderate rains in Delhi for a few days.
flood water recedes in junagadh
Flood water is receding in Junagadh, Gujarat. The NDRF team was deployed in the flood-affected areas to help the people. The search is still on for one person missing in Navsari flood. The Meteorological Department has issued Red Alert for Dwarka, Valsad, Bhavnagar, Daman and Orange Alert for 10 places including Ahmedabad, Somnath.
8 thousand crore loss due to rain in Himachal
In Himachal, it rained heavily during the last 24 hours. The highest rainfall of 19.5 cm was recorded in Sirmaur. On the other hand, there was orange alert in many areas including Shimla on Sunday as well. State CM Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that the state has suffered a loss of Rs 8000 crore due to heavy rains. The worst flood the state has faced in the last 75 years.