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Advisory Forecast for Flood in Barak Basin

| | Sep 02, 2016, at 08:46 pm
New Delhi, Sep 2 (IBNS): The Union Ministry of Water Resources, on Friday, issued an advisory forecast to Assam, Meghalaya and Manipur regarding floods in the Barak Basin..

The advisory mentioned that in view of heavy to very heavy rainfall in Assam and adjoining Meghalaya and Manipur in the Barak Basin, river Barak and its tributaries are rising in Assam.

The rising waters are affecting Cachar, Hailakhandi, and Karimgunj in Assam.

The river Barak Katakhal and Kushiyara are expected to flow in moderate to high flood situation in the next two to three days, the release said.

District administrations have been advised to take all precautionary measures, said the ministry.


 

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