Sikkim is currently facing a grave and challenging situation as the Central Water Commission’s Official Flood Forecast brings concerning news. The River Teesta, located at Khanitar in the East District of Sikkim, continues to be in an extreme flood situation.
According to the latest report, the water level of the River Teesta stands alarmingly high at 298.4 meters. What is even more worrisome is the steady upward trend in water levels, with an increase of 0.70 meters. This extreme flood situation demands immediate attention and coordinated efforts to ensure the safety of the affected communities.
“Local authorities and disaster management teams are working diligently to address the crisis. Residents in vulnerable areas are advised to exercise caution, stay informed about evacuation plans, and follow safety guidelines issued by the authorities”.
“In times of such severe flooding, early warnings and swift responses are crucial to minimizing the impact on lives and property. The Central Water Commission’s flood forecast plays a pivotal role in providing valuable information for disaster management and response efforts”.
The focus remains firmly on the safety and well-being of the affected communities as they navigate this challenging situation. It is a time for collective action, where authorities, rescue teams, and citizens must work together to ensure the best possible outcome in the face of extreme flood conditions.
