Yamuna water level above danger mark after continuous rain and water from other State.
Yamuna River Crosses Danger Mark In Delhi After Heavy Monsoon Rains - In Photos
The Yamuna River has risen above the danger mark following continuous heavy rainfall, causing disruptions in several low-lying areas of the city. Residents were seen making their way near Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge) and other affected spots, while the swollen river prompted heightened monitoring by local authorities. The surge has been attributed to persistent rainfall across Delhi NCR and upstream water releases from the Hathini Kund Barrage in Haryana, officials said.
Delhi: Yamuna breaches evacuation mark
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Old Iron Bridge closed for vehicles and train on seeing on water level rise at Yamuna River in Delhi.
Delhi: Yamuna breaches evacuation mar
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Yamuna water entered in Tibetan market in Yamuna Bazar after crossing danger level marking.
Yamuna river crosses danger mark in Delhi
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Commuters struggle as iron bridge gets closed down due to yamuna water rise
Swollen Yamuna river in Delhi
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A man makes his way as the Yamuna River has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall, at Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge), in New Delhi.
Yamuna water level remains above danger mark in Delhi
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Yamuna River has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall, at Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge), in New Delhi.
Yamuna river crosses danger mark
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People push a cart as the Yamuna River has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall, near Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge), in New Delhi.
Yamuna water level crosses danger mark
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People make their way as the Yamuna River has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall, near Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge), in New Delhi.
Swollen Yamuna river in Delhi
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People make their way as the Yamuna River has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall, near Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge), in New Delhi.
Yamuna water level rises in Delhi
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Brief surge in Yamuna River as seen from Yamuna Bazar in New Delhi. The water level of Yamuna river has increased due to the continuous rain in the mountains and Delhi NCR and the water released from Hathini Kund Barrage in Haryana.
Yamuna water level crosses danger mark
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A man makes his way as the Yamuna River has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall, at Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge), in New Delhi.
Yamuna water level rises in Delhi
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A view of Yamuna River after the immense increase in the river levels at Yamuna Bazaar in New Delhi.
Yamuna water level remains above danger mark in Delhi
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A man rows his boat across the swollen Yamuna river during the monsoon season, near Signature Bridge, Wazirabad in New Delhi.
Delhi Yamuna Floods
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People make their way as the Yamuna River has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall, at Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge), in New Delhi.
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