Rele tless
mo soo
ai
is
tu i g
i to
a
g owi g
c isis
ac oss
seve al
pa ts
of
I dia,
with
swolle
ive s,
flooded
oads,
isi g
wate
levels
a d
dam
eleases
dis upti g
o mal
life.
F om
Jammu
a d
Kashmi
to
Utta
P adesh,
Madhya
P adesh
a d
Assam,
autho ities
a e
closely
mo ito i g
the
situatio
as
heavy
ai fall
co ti ues
to
c eate
f esh
challe ges.
I
Jammu
a d
Kashmi & squo;s
Kishtwa ,
co ce s
have
ise
ove
the
Che ab
Rive
followi g
the
elease
of
wate
f om
the
Dul
Dam.
I
Utta
P adesh,
heavy
ai
has
i u dated
fields
a d
seve al
a eas
i
Bij o ,
while
seve e
e osio
alo g
the
Ga ga
i
Fa ukhabad
has
epo tedly
swallowed
21
houses
i to
the
ive .
Madhya
P adesh
has
eme ged
as
o e
of
the
wo st-affected
egio s,
with
ive s
a d
st eams
ove flowi g
ac oss
seve al
dist icts.
I
Di do i,
the
isi g
Na mada
a d
floodwate s
have
subme ged
oads
a d
dis upted
co ectivity.
A
video
showi g
a
passe ge
bus
attempti g
to
c oss
a
flooded
st etch
ea
Shahpu a-Niwash
has
aised
co ce s
ove
the
isks
bei g
take
amid
st o g
cu e ts.
A othe
majo
dis uptio
has
bee
epo ted
ea
Jogitik iya
village
o
the
Ama ka tak
Natio al
Highway,
whe e
floodwate s
have
made
a
b idge
impassable,
leavi g
eside ts
st a ded.
I
Ma dla,
i te se
ai fall
has
caused
the
Na mada
to
ise
sha ply,
subme gi g
a
smalle
b idge
a d
floodi g
ea by
ghats
a d
temple
a eas.
I
Uma ia,
five
gates
of
the
Johila
Dam
we e
ope ed
followi g
sustai ed
ai fall,
with
officials
mo ito i g
dow st eam
wate
flow.
Na si ghpu
has
also
wit essed
i te se
ai ,
with
a
ove flowi g
ive
ea
Te dukheda
cutti g
off
co ectivity
to
Bi ha a
village.


