The Central Water Commission’s latest flood forecast has sounded the alarm as the River Ganga maintains an alarming water level at Sultanganj in the Bhagalpur district of Bihar. The situation is dire, with the river flowing at a severe level of 34.93 meters, marking a steady trend of concern.
The water level’s current state is 0.43 meters above its established Danger Level of 34.5 meters, according to the Central Water Commission’s official flood forecast. This data points to a precarious situation that demands immediate attention and action to address the potential consequences of the river’s high water levels.
“The Bhagalpur district in Bihar is no stranger to the challenges posed by river flooding, and the situation at Sultanganj is a reminder of the region’s vulnerability. Efforts to manage and mitigate flood risks become paramount in safeguarding lives, properties, and the overall well-being of the community”.
“The Central Water Commission’s continuous monitoring and reporting play a vital role in keeping authorities and the public informed about the evolving flood situation. The severity of the current water levels underscores the urgency of preparedness measures, evacuation plans, and effective flood management strategies”.
