The Central Water Commission (CWC) is closely monitoring a concerning flood situation along the River Ganga at Farakka in the Murshidabad district of West Bengal. According to the latest flood forecast, the river is currently in a severe situation, with its water level reaching 22.3 meters and showing a rising trend.
The reported water level is 0.05 meters above the river’s danger level of 22.25 meters, underscoring the urgency of the situation. The Central Water Commission’s continuous monitoring and timely updates serve as crucial tools for local authorities and communities to take proactive steps to mitigate potential risks and ensure the safety of residents.
As the River Ganga continues to surge, the CWC’s flood forecast plays a pivotal role in enabling authorities to make informed decisions and implement precautionary measures. The situation serves as a reminder of the dynamic nature of water bodies and the importance of proactive flood management strategies.
“The CWC’s dedicated efforts in monitoring and forecasting floods contribute to safeguarding communities and minimizing potential damages. In times of such challenges, the organization’s commitment to providing accurate and timely information remains instrumental in enhancing preparedness and response capabilities”.
The situation along the River Ganga at Farakka serves as a call for heightened vigilance and swift action. Local authorities, in collaboration with the Central Water Commission, are diligently working to ensure the safety and well-being of residents in the affected areas. As the river’s water level continues to rise, the collective efforts of authorities, communities, and organizations stand united to navigate and mitigate the challenges posed by natural phenomena.
