Patna: The State Water Resources Department (WRD) on Sundays sighs a relief instead of estimates, no moderate or severe rainfall occurs in the North Bihar River water catchment area in Nepal and Bihar.
“The water discharge through a series of birpur throughout Kosi is 1.83 lakh cusecs on Sunday afternoon and 1.47 lakh cusecs through Valmiki Nagar Barrain across Mergmiki.
It’s normal for the rainy season.
Only mild rainfall and scattered in Nepal “WRD official said.
“According to revised IMD estimates, moderate to heavy rainfall will only occur in several districts in the state,” WRD official said.
Meanwhile, Ganga flows below the danger level in Digha and Gandhi Ghat on Patna and also in Munger on Sunday.
However, it flows 63cm above the danger in Hathidah, 30cm in Bhagalpur, 1.20 meters in Kahalgaon, and 1.54 meters in Faraakka.
Reports from the floods of Amdabad and Manihari Blocks of South Kathar District in the north of the river, said that flood water slowly began to recede.
The water level on the Mahanda River also falls.
Meanwhile, WRD Minister Sanjay Kumar Jha on Sunday visited Darbhanga and examined soil erosion caused by Bagmati River in the area of ​​Ratnopatti.
He said the technical team would assess the situation after flooding receded, after work to prevent soil erosion in the Darbhanga City Ratnopatti area will also be carried out.
Ganga continues to show the receding trend in Bihar
