Flood threat ends in Jammu and Kashmir
India | Apr 08, 2017, 11:33 AM ISTThe flood threat looming over the Kashmir valley for last four days has ended today after decrease in cloud cover, according to a state government official.
The flood threat looming over the Kashmir valley for last four days has ended today after decrease in cloud cover, according to a state government official.
Srinagar: The Kashmir Valley faces no flood threat, authorities said on Sunday, as many residents of Srinagar began shifting to safer areas as the water level in the Jhelum rose menacingly. The Jhelum's level reached 12
New Delhi, Jul 22: Heavy rains lashed Delhi and satellite towns of National Capital Region causing widespread waterlogging and traffic snarls on arterial roads. This was the second wave of heavy rainfall after heavy rains
Kanpur, Jul 13: The water level in the Ganga here is flowing a mere 46-cm below the danger mark, prompting the district administration to issue a high alert for the villages situated on the banks
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