Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Yamuna River Water Levels Drop Below Warning Mark
The water level of the Yamuna River in Delhi is going down.
It's below the level that would cause an official warning.
The water level was measured at 203.29 meters on Thursday morning.
The warning level is set at 204.50 meters.
Water comes into the river from a place called Hathnikund Barrage, and it sent out a lot of water on Tuesday.
The government has a plan to manage floods, and it starts the first warning when the amount of water released from Hathnikund is over 1 lakh cusecs.
Yamuna water level in Delhi has dropped below the warning mark.
The water level at the Old Iron Bridge was 203.29 meters on Thursday morning.
The warning level is 204.50 meters.
Discharge from Haryana's Hathnikund Barrage peaked at 54,707 cusecs on Tuesday.
The Delhi government's flood control plan is triggered when discharge from Hathnikund exceeds 1 lakh cusecs.
- Who
- Central flood control room officials are tracking the river's flow.
- What
- The water level of the Yamuna River has dropped below the warning mark.
- When
- The water level was measured on Thursday morning.
- Where
- Old Iron Bridge in Delhi
- Why
- Not explicitly stated in the articles.
- Water Level (Thursday)
- 203.29 meters
- Warning Level
- 204.50 meters
- Location
- Old Iron Bridge
- Barrage
- Hathnikund Barrage
- Peak Discharge from Hathnikund
- 54,707 cusecs (Tuesday)