Heavy rainfall caused rivers, including the Ganga, to swell, leading to flooding in Bhagalpur and Jharkhand.
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Updated Sep 10
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Heavy rainfall caused rivers, including the Ganga, to swell, leading to flooding in Bhagalpur and Jharkhand.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Rising Ganga water levels cause inundation and damage to research facilities in Bhagalpur.Sub-event
Flooding in Bhagalpur/Jharkhand due to heavy rainfall and river swelling.1 source
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Rising water levels are being observed in the River Ganga System due to heavy rainfall.Also in this story
- The Central Water Commission is monitoring river levels in Varanasi, specifically at the confluence point of the Varuna river system.
- Water levels at the Bhimgoda Barrage on the Ganga have reached the warning mark.
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