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A large amount of water has been released into the Krishna river from the Koyna reservoir, causing the river water level to rise. As a result, the famous Narasimhawadi Datta temple in Maharashtra is submerged, and caution has been issued in the riverside areas.
The inflow of Krishna and Ghataprabha rivers has increased again due to heavy rains in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra. The water level of reservoirs has risen, know the latest updates here.
The flood situation in Assam has worsened. One flood-related death has been reported in Sonitpur district, the Assam Disaster Reporting and Information Management System said. Floods have affected life in several districts and rescue operations are underway.
The Meteorological Department has warned that there is a possibility of heavy rain in the coastal and Malnad parts of Karnataka for the next few days. A 'red alert' has been declared in several districts including Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Uttara Kannada and people have been advised to take necessary precautions. Those living in rivers, low-lying areas and hilly areas have been appealed to be especially careful.
Around 3,000 LPG gas cylinders have been washed away by a river in the floods caused by heavy rains in Maharashtra. The District Magistrate has warned the public not to take these cylinders home or try to use them if they are found anywhere.
The Krishna river has risen in water due to heavy rains, and the connecting bridge between Kurchi and Ugarakhurd is flooded. As a precautionary measure, the police have suspended vehicular traffic on Jamkhandi-Meraj. Officials are continuously monitoring the river flood situation.
India has released additional water by opening the gates of the Baglihar dam in Jammu and Kashmir. The development has raised concerns about flooding in downstream areas of Pakistan as the water flow is likely to increase.
Monsoon rains have hit the capital of Maharashtra, Mumbai, again, with heavy rains lashing many parts of the city. The continuous rains have raised the water level of lakes, leading to waterlogging in some areas.
The water level in the Ukkadagatri shores has risen significantly due to the heavy rains that have been pouring for the past few days. Due to the increased river flow, the shops, Jawalaghatta and Snanaghatta on the shores have been submerged, creating a flood situation.
In view of the continuous heavy rains, keeping in mind the safety of students, all Anganwadi centers, primary and high schools and PUC (up to class 12) colleges in Khanapur taluk of Belgaum district have been declared holiday on Tuesday (July 7). District Collector Mohammad Roshan has issued an official order in this regard.
Heavy rains have caused water to enter the Mumbai-Pune Expressway tunnel, and the road has been completely closed due to massive landslides. Vehicular traffic has been disrupted, get the latest information on traffic and alternative routes here.
The Krishna river is overflowing due to heavy rains in Maharashtra and the Western Ghats areas near Chikkodi. The water level of the river has risen sharply in Chikkodi, and there is a threat of flooding in the villages along the riverbanks. Many low-lying areas and connecting bridges are inundated, and the district administration has advised people to be careful. The fear of flooding has further increased in the wake of the forecast of heavy rains in the coming days.
Rivers are overflowing due to heavy rains in Belgaum, with bridges and Datta Mandir submerged in water. Here is a detailed report on the rain, flood situation and the plight of the locals.
Heavy rains in Jammu and Kashmir have caused landslides, damaging several buildings. Many vehicles have been blocked by mud and debris, and major roads are covered with stones and piles of mud. The landslides have disrupted normal life, and rescue and evacuation operations are underway.
The heavy rains that have been pouring in the Western Ghats region for the past few days have caused major rivers in Belgaum district to overflow. The water level of many rivers including Malaprabha, Ghataprabha, and Markandeya has risen, causing concern among the people of the riverside villages.
Belgaum, July 06: The water level of major rivers in Belgaum district has risen due to the heavy rains that have been pouring in the Western Ghats region for the past few days, and the district administration is continuously monitoring the situation. In this regard, the District Collector has given detailed information about the rainfall situation in the district, the flow of rivers, the inflow of reservoirs and precautionary measures.
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