Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Yamuna River Water Level Nears Danger Mark in Delhi
The Yamuna River in Delhi is getting higher.
The water level is already above the warning point.
Officials are watching the river closely and taking precautions.
A lot of water is coming from a place called Hathnikund.
The water level was 204.88 meters Thursday morning, very close to the danger mark.
The government is ensuring everything is under control.
Yamuna River water level in Delhi is rising, nearing the danger mark.
Water level reached 204.88 meters at 8 am Thursday, above the warning level.
Officials issued alerts and are taking precautionary measures.
Water discharge from Hathnikund Barrage was at 32,640 cusecs at 5 PM Thursday.
The Irrigation and Flood Control Department stated the situation is under control.
- Who
- Officials, residents near the river.
- What
- Yamuna River water levels are rising, approaching the danger mark.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Delhi, along the Yamuna River
- Why
- Due to water released from the Hathnikund Barrage in Haryana.
- River
- Yamuna
- Warning Mark
- 204.50 meters
- Danger Mark
- 205.33 meters
- Water Level (8 AM Thursday)
- 204.88 meters
- Water Level (5 PM Thursday)
- 205.03 meters
- Evacuation Trigger
- 206 meters
- Barrage
- Hathnikund
- ITO Barrage
- All gates open
Sources
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