Incessant rain causes rising water levels in Bihar rivers

Incessant rain causes rising water levels in Bihar rivers

Patna, The water levels of various streams in Bihar have begun ascending at a few spots because of heavy downpours as of now, authorities said on Saturday.

Light to direct rain has been kept in many regions, including Banka, Begusarai, Bhagalpur, Bhojpur, Buxar, Gaya, Jehanabad, Kaimur, Katihar, Khagaria, Munger, Nalanda, Patna, Nawada, Purnea, Saran, Sheikhpura, Siwan, and Vaishali, since July 4, as per the most recent precipitation release given by the Water Assets Office.

In East and West Champaran locales, individuals residing in low-lying regions have been moved to more secure spots by the area organizations, they said.

“The unremitting precipitation in a specific locale in the state made waterways and streams flood. The expanded inflow additionally caused the water level in many dams to rise. Additionally, relentless precipitation in catchment areas of Nepal has likewise prompted waterways to contact or stream above perilous levels at a few spots,”  authorities said.

“Attributable to direct to weighty downpour in specific regions in the state, the water level of significant streams like Kosi, Bagmati, Gandak, Kamla, and Adahrwa has been rising in recent days. Kosi is streaming over the risk level at Supaul and its encompassing regions like Basantpur, while in Khagaria and the Beldaur region, it contacted the admonition level on Friday,” as per the most recent report of the WRD.

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Also, the water level of the Kamla stream has reached a caution level in the Madhubani, Jainagar, and Jhanjharpur regions. Parman stream crossed the risk level in the Araria area on Friday, as per the report.

The Kosi stream in Khagaria and Beldaur is contacting the peril level. Gandak has hopped the red imprint at Gopalganj and its Sidhwalia region.

“Practically all waterways are keeping a rising pattern. Be that as it may, all security banks are protected,” said a senior authority of the water assets division.