Yamuna
Rains in the Capital have inconvenienced many but the marginalised, especially those whose houses were demolished recently, are the worst affected
[…]Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal called an emergency meeting on Wednesday as the Yamuna water level breached the mark of 1978 triggering major flood alert
[…]According to officials, nearly 7,500 people have been evacuated and shifted to camps so far by the Delhi government; in many places people have themselves erected tents on the higher grounds and shifted to them to avoid rising waters
[…]Ammonia levels in Yamuna may affect water supply: Delhi Jal Board
[…]The beautification project of the Yamuna riverfront at Shastri Park is a hit among Delhiites, but for slum dwellers, the plan offers little to no hope
[…]Multiple reports submitted by the DPCC to the Union Jal Shakti Ministry have highlighted that the river cannot become fit for bathing in the absence of a minimum environment flow.
[…]A swollen Yamuna flooded low-lying areas along the riverbanks in Delhi on Tuesday, prompting authorities to evacuate around 6,500 people and suspend rail traffic movement on the Old Yamuna Bridge
[…]Prem Prajapati (20) and Sachin (23), residents of the Barola sector 49, were rescued from Kalindi Kunj and are currently out of danger
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