In a concerning development, the Central Water Commission’s official flood forecast has reported a severe flooding situation along the River Brahmaputra at Dhubri in the Dhubri district of Assam. The river’s water level is currently recorded at 29.41 meters, indicating a steady trend. Alarmingly, this level surpasses its Danger Level of 28.62 meters by 0.79 meters.
The situation underscores the ongoing challenges posed by seasonal floods in the region, with the River Brahmaputra frequently exceeding its capacity during monsoon months. The elevated water levels have prompted concerns over potential waterlogging, displacement of communities, and disruptions to daily life.
“Efforts by local authorities and relief organizations to mitigate the impact of flooding are crucial during such times. Residents are urged to stay informed about evacuation plans, adhere to safety guidelines, and cooperate with authorities to ensure their well-being”.
The Central Water Commission’s flood forecast serves as an essential tool in predicting and responding to flood situations, allowing for timely preparedness and response measures. As communities work together to address these challenges, the focus remains on safeguarding lives and minimizing the adverse effects of flooding.
