Water entered the coastal areas due to rise in the water level of Ganga: The water level of Ganga increased by two cm, 86 cm away from the warning point

The water level of the Ganges in Unnao has risen due to its release from the dams in the west. Due to this water has entered the houses.

In Unnao, the Ganges has started overflowing in the Gangaghat Shuklaganj area due to the water released from the dams in the west. Due to this, water has flooded around the houses built in low-lying areas. Ganga is moving fast towards warning point. The water level of Ganga is 88 cm away from the warning point. At the same time, people are facing a lot of problems due to flood water filling around the houses.

The water level of Ganga was measured at 111.120 meters at 6 pm on Sunday. Which rose by two centimeters to reach 111.120 meters at 6 pm on Monday. An increase was recorded this morning as well. An increase of 2 cm in the water level of Ganga was recorded in 24 hours. The warning point towards Shuklaganj is 112 meters and the danger mark is 113 meters. Similarly, if the water level of the Ganges continues to rise, then the Ganges may reach towards the danger mark.

The water level of the Ganges increased in Unnao due to release from the dams of the West.

District Administration Alert

Due to the rapid rise in the water of the Ganges, water has started entering the low-lying areas of Diver and Idgah Colony. Water has also entered many houses. Due to this people are facing problems. The district administration has also been alerted on the information of flood water entering the coastal areas. Along with giving instructions to open the flood posts, instructions have been given to make all arrangements for the flood victims.

Water entered the village due to the rise of Ganga water.

Water entered 40 houses

About forty houses are surrounded by water logging due to non-drainage in the new settlement near Sahjani crossroads. It is difficult for people to leave. Laxmishankar Awasthi, Ravi Shankar Awasthi, Rohit Gautam, Vikas Yadav, Lala Rathore, Vinod Kashyap, Sharad Awasthi, Ankit Gupta told that many houses have been flooded due to lack of drainage.