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Life has stopped due to heavy rains in Uttar Pradesh. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert saying that heavy rains are likely for the next 24 to 36 hours. The administration has warned the citizens that people should stay in their homes. Get out when very important.
Heavy rain in UP: Heavy rains continue to wreak havoc in Uttar Pradesh. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert saying that heavy rains are likely for the next 24 to 36 hours. The administration has warned the citizens that people should stay in their homes. Get out when very important. The Meteorological Department has said that the monsoon has slipped from its normal situation to north. The Meteorological Department said that the monsoon trough is now passing through Lucknow, Shamli and Shahjahanpur, due to which there are favorable conditions of rain in the entire state. Meteorologists estimate that the intensity of rain will decrease from August 5, but there will be a possibility of heavy rainfall by August 6. Good rainfall was recorded in many areas from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm.
People passing through water to the waist
Siddharthnagar received 96 mm, 70.1 mm in Amethi, 66.6 mm in Bareilly and 65.5 mm in Kaushambi. While the capital Lucknow recorded 61.5 mm of rain. The maximum temperature of Lucknow fell to 28.5 degrees Celsius, which is 4.8 degrees Celsius below normal. On Monday too, heavy rains are expected to occur at most places in the capital with moderate rains, due to which the temperature will remain below normal. In Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, due to the livelihood of the people living on the banks of the Ganges ghats and the rising water level of the daily life, the river has been badly affected. Many ghats and lower settlements on the banks of the river have been completely submerged, forcing local residents to go to safe areas through water to the waist.
The administration said- people go to safe place and go to safe place
Some people say that despite the local administration urging people to vacate their homes, many people did not do this and now they have to bear the consequences. This situation has disappointed tourists, many of which come to Varanasi to perform religious rituals at the ghats. As the water level of the Ganges continues to rise, the residents say that they are facing increasing challenges, from filling water on the roads to drinking water shortage. The administration has urged the people to be vigilant and to follow all security advice. In many parts of Prayagraj of Uttar Pradesh, the water level of Ganga and Yamuna rivers is continuously increasing, which has created conditions like waterlogging and floods. Water has entered the low -lying areas, due to which families are being forced to go to safe areas.
Water entered homes in Jaunpur
Local people say that the water is growing at a dangerous pace, due to which the concern is increasing in the entire city. The district administration has appealed to the people living on the banks of both the rivers to vacate their houses and go to safe areas and follow all security advice. Heavy rains continue to wreak havoc in many parts of Uttar Pradesh, which has caused severe waterlogging and widespread disruption in many districts. Residents are facing jam drains, submerged roads and water entering houses. Roads have been completely submerged due to continuous heavy rains in Jaunpur. Water has entered many houses, due to which the families are facing huge difficulty and inconvenience. Meanwhile, the water level has increased significantly due to continuous rains in Ghazipur, due to which most of the ghats have been completely submerged.
Appeal to residents to be vigilant
For the last Monday of Sawan, the district officials have increased security measures and preparations to control the crowd of devotees coming for Ganga darshan and rituals. Due to the rains in Amethi, there has been widespread waterlogging, due to which the daily life has been badly affected. Due to the sudden rains, there has been heavy water logging and due to the drains being jammed, many areas have been flooded. The NDRF teams are helping the residents trapped in the rising water level. Employees equipped with life -saving jackets and safety equipment are working on waterlogging roads to help the families safe out. The officials are keeping a close watch on the situation and urging the residents to be vigilant.
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