“Delhi Floods: Yamuna Water at 206.01meters”
With a recorded water level of 206.01 meters at 11 pm on Monday, the Yamuna River continues to flow above the danger mark in Delhi. Around 26,784 evacuated, Wazirabad plant resumes operations.
Yamuna River poses flood risk as water level hits 206.01meters in Delhi, surpassing danger mark.
Amid the ongoing flood situation in various parts of Delhi, the Yamuna River remains above the danger mark, with a recorded water level of 206.01 meters at 11 pm on Monday (July 17). This marked a slight increase from the earlier gradual decrease. The traffic in the city is still affected due to waterlogging in several areas. The Central Water Commission reported the water level at 205.48 meters on Monday morning, down from 206.02 meters on Sunday. Delhi Minister Atishi advised flood-affected residents in relief camps not to return home yet due to a “slight rise” in the Yamuna River’s water level after rains in Haryana. Authorities are actively pumping out water from flooded roads, although some areas still require the removal of silt and mud.
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The Yamuna water level dipped to 205.71 meters at 7 am today from the 206.01 meters that was recorded around midnight in the national capital but it continues to remain above the danger level.#YamunaRiver #Yamuna #YamunaWaterLevel #YamunaUpdate #Delhi #DelhiRains #TheStatesman pic.twitter.com/u18cRmh256
— The Statesman (@TheStatesmanLtd) July 18, 2023
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More than 26,000 people moved out.:
Around 26,784 individuals have been rescued from flood-affected low-lying regions in Delhi, with 18,416 currently housed in 47 relief camps, including temporary setups and existing structures like schools and community centers. The Monastery market, severely affected by flooding, is witnessing a gradual return to normalcy as shopkeepers clean and assess damages. Additionally, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has been instructed to conduct fumigation in flood-affected zones to prevent disease spread once people return.
Indian media and its flood reporting in Delhi! pic.twitter.com/LXnNwNDTm3
— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) July 15, 2023
Wazirabad water plant now operational.:
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced that the Wazirabad water treatment plant, initially closed during the flood situation, is now producing 54 MGD of water and will soon operate at its full capacity of 134 MGD. Kejriwal mentioned that the plant’s equipment endured significant damage due to the floods.
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