Breaking News: Yamuna Water Level Near Danger Mark Again In Delhi, CWC Issues Alert

The Yamuna River in Delhi is once again witnessing a dangerous rise in water level, inching close to the danger mark. According to the Central Water Commission (CWC), the river is expected to cross the danger level later today. This alarming situation has prompted authorities to remain on high alert as continuous rainfall in the hilly regions is now showing its impact in the plains, including the national capital.Officials have issued warnings for residents living in low-lying and flood-prone areas such as Yamuna Bazar, Kashmiri Gate, Majnu Ka Tilla, and Geeta Colony. These areas face the highest risk of waterlogging and potential flooding if the water level continues to surge. The Delhi administration has advised evacuation preparedness for vulnerable settlements and has instructed its teams to remain vigilant and ready for immediate relief measures.This situation is a reminder of the city’s recurring flood threat during monsoon, highlighting the urgent need for better river management and drainage planning. With more rain predicted in the coming days, Delhi’s disaster management teams and civic authorities are on standby to ensure safety and minimize damage. Residents have been urged to follow official advisories and avoid unnecessary movement in affected areas.