The Central Water Commission has issued a warning as the Dhaleswari River at Gharmura in Hailakandi district, Assam, teeters on the brink of a severe flood situation. The river’s current water level, which is steadily rising, stands at 28.33 meters—a worrisome 0.28 meters above its danger level of 28.05 meters.
Monitoring River Dhaleswari
As part of its flood forecasting and monitoring efforts, the Central Water Commission closely observes rivers across the country, providing timely alerts to communities living in flood-prone regions. The rise of the Dhaleswari River beyond its danger level signifies an increased risk of flooding, which could potentially impact the local populace and their livelihoods.
