In a concerning update, the Central Water Commission has sounded the alarm about the critical flood situation unfolding along the River Subansiri at Badatighat in Assam’s Lakhimpur district. The official flood forecast reveals that the river’s water level has surged to a precarious 82.82 meters, surpassing its designated danger level of 82.53 meters. This development highlights the gravity of the ongoing flood crisis in the area.
The rising water level, coupled with the ominous trend, paints a dire picture for the surrounding region. The increase of 0.29 meters above the danger level intensifies the immediate risk posed by the surging river waters. This situation has prompted authorities to remain on high alert and take prompt measures to safeguard the lives and properties of those residing in the flood-prone areas.
“The Lakhimpur district, which is directly affected by the River Subansiri’s alarming water levels, must now contend with the impacts of the severe flooding situation. As the river continues to breach its danger threshold, local communities and emergency response teams are being urged to remain vigilant and prepared for any possible escalation in the flood scenario”.
The Central Water Commission’s flood forecast serves as a critical source of information for residents, local administrations, and relief agencies, enabling them to make informed decisions in the face of this natural disaster. The situation underscores the need for coordinated efforts, swift responses, and community awareness to minimize the potential devastation caused by the flooding.
