Varanasi: When Ganga adopted a worrying trend on Monday after rising more than 2-MT in 24 hours, the district government and police decided to force a ban on ship operations on the river from Tuesday to the first week of September.
The trend of Ganga’s rise also continued upstream in Mirzapur and downstreamed in Ghazipur and Ballia.
However, the river still flows under the danger in all this place.
District Judge Varanasi Kaushal Raj Sharma said, “Officials kept the closer era with the surface of Ganga since it began to increase continuously in the past week.
Because the trend of the increase becomes worrying now and the current also increases in flow, restrictions will be charged for the benefit of public safety.
All Police stations from each region have been directed to adherence to orders.
“Even though the trend of Ganga’s water surface rise continued since mid-July, he adopted a worrying trend especially from July 28 when most Ghat steps were flooded and Ghats interconnectivity also broke down.
Like the morning report at the Middle Ganga Middle Commersment Commersment division, the water level in Ganga has reached a sign of 66.52 MT, even though the danger sign is still more than 6-mt at 71.26 MT.
From Sunday morning to Monday 8 in the morning, the Ganga water surface increased by 2.16 MT while between July 28 and 30 water level increases were recorded nearly 4 mt on the river.
In addition, the river also rose in the neighboring district.
In mirzapur, the river water surface rose to 72.51 MT and Ganga flowed 5.21-MT under a danger sign (77,724-MT).
Ghazipur also recorded a continuous increase on the surface of the ganga water.
The river flowed at a sign of 58.93 MT, even though the danger sign (63,105-MT) was 4-mt.
Ballia began to face the threat of large flooding with water levels approaching a danger.
The river flowed at a sign of 55.38 MT against a danger sign of 57.61-MT.
Because Ganga got up, the Varanasi Administration suspended all ship operations
