North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Flood Threat Increases in Up: Monsoon time brings concern for the rising water level of rivers for Uttar Pradesh. This time there is a similar situation where major rivers are on boom and the administration is completely cautious. But the mood of rivers looks somewhat strange, somewhere there is peace and somewhere the water is becoming a cause of concern. In many districts of the state, the water of the rivers is upwards, and the administration is constantly monitoring the situation, so that any unpleasant situation can be dealt with. According to fresh reports, the water level of the Ganges river has now stopped rising, especially in areas like Fatehgarh and Kanpur in Farrukhabad. This is a little relief news, because the increase in the Ganges river affects life on a large scale. Although the water level of the Ganges is still rising in some other parts like Kannauj and Varanasi, it is a matter of pleasure that it is much below the danger mark, there is no possibility of major floods at the moment. On the other hand, the Saryu river flowing from Ayodhya remains a matter of concern. The effect of continuous rains in the mountains is visible on Saryu, whose water level is slowly climbing up. The people of the villages from which Saryu passes through, are constantly monitoring the river’s trend and the administration has also issued an alert. In view of the situation, people living in low -lying areas are being advised to be vigilant. The most concern is the most concern and the Chambal and Utangan rivers flowing around and around it. The water of these two rivers has reached close to the danger mark and for many areas it is becoming a direct threat of floods. The possibility of flooding in areas like Bah’s Pinahat, Jaitpur and Pidhaura is continuously increasing. Chambal’s boom is directly related to the water being released from Kota Barrage in Rajasthan. As soon as the gates of the Kota barrage open, the water level in the Chambal river starts increasing rapidly. Apart from this, the water level of Yamuna river is also increasing rapidly in Mathura. There is an atmosphere of anxiety in the surrounding low -lying areas due to continuous release of water from Suryapura barrage in Yamuna. The situation is that water has started filling water in dozens of villages of Bah, which is forcing people to migrate. The district administration is working with full promptness. Alert has been issued in affected areas and people living in low -lying areas are being asked to go to safe places. Irrigation department officials are also monitoring the water level of rivers 24 hours. In the event of rain continuously continuing and release of water from dams, it may be more serious. In such a situation, all the concerned departments are being advised to continuously monitor and keep the people safe so that the loss of life and property can be reduced.
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