Continuous rainfall pushes Ganga above danger mark in many areas
Authorities in Varanasi flood alert 2025 have issued a flood alert as the Ganga river swelled dangerously due to days of relentless rainfall. Nearby districts like Prayagraj and Sambhal are also witnessing rising water levels, prompting swift precautionary measures.
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Heavy Rainfall Triggers Ganga Surge
The Ganga river has breached the warning level in Varanasi flood alert 2025 after sustained heavy rainfall in the region and upstream areas. Officials recorded a steady rise in the river’s flow, crossing critical thresholds and flooding low-lying localities such as Assi Ghat, Dashashwamedh, and Nagwa.
UP Districts on High Alert
Besides Varanasi, districts including Prayagraj, Sambhal, Mirzapur, and Ghazipur have reported rising water levels in both the Ganga and Yamuna rivers. Local administrations have begun evacuations in flood-prone zones. Relief teams and disaster response forces have been deployed to manage emergency responses effectively.
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Public Advised to Avoid Riverbanks
Authorities have urged residents to stay away from riverbanks and to follow official advisories. Schools near flood-affected zones remain closed as a precaution. Moreover, the administration has set up temporary shelters and medical aid stations for those displaced.
IMD Forecast Predicts More Rain
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted continued rainfall over the next few days, which may further aggravate the situation. Officials are closely monitoring the river’s behavior and coordinating with the Central Water Commission.
Helplines and Emergency Numbers
District officials have released emergency contact numbers for residents in need of help. The Uttar Pradesh government has also activated flood control rooms to streamline communication and rescue operations.
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