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The Yamuna has surpassed the 207 metre mark in Delhi, flooding in low-lying areas, affecting cremation grounds, and leading to massive traffic jams. As per the latest reports, over 8,000 people have been evacuated and have been shifted to shelters and relief camps built across the city. From Kashmere Gate to Kalindi Kunj, commuters experienced hours-long jams. The government has assured round-the-clock monitoring to manage the crisis.
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The Yamuna River has crossed 207m, breaching the danger level. (Photo source: AP)
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Floodwater has entered the relief camps, Delhi Secretariat, and markets. (Photo source: PTI)
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Cremation grounds like Nighambodh Ghat were severely affected. (Photo source: PTI)
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Over 8,000 people have been evacuated, and 2,000 have been shifted to shelters. (Photo source: AP)
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Traffic jams were seen at Kalindi Kunj, Kashmere Gate. (Photo source: ANI)
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Authorities say that there is no need to panic and that the situation is being monitored. (Photo source: PTI)
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Delhi Traffic Police have also issued advisories and diversions. (Photo source: AP)
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Monastery and Yamuna Bazar continue to be underwater. (Photo source: AP)
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Visitors take a boat ride in the swollen Yamuna River at Wazirabad, in New Delhi. (Photo source: PTI)
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A view of the area around the Kashmere Gate bus terminal after the Yamuna river water level continues to rise and inundates the nearby areas. (Photo source: PTI)
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