Due to the rains, the water level has crossed the danger level in five water measuring stations across the country so far. Water and Meteorology Department said that in other four water measuring stations in the east, the water level has crossed the alert level.
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The Water and Meteorology Department has reported that the water level has crossed the danger level in five water measuring stations across the country due to heavy rains to very heavy rains in most parts of the country. In other four water measuring stations in the east, the water level has crossed the alert level, according to the department.
According to the statistics of the department, the water level has crossed the danger level and reached 11.23 meters as of 12:30 noon today, according to the information given by the Arun river water measuring center at Dhankuta. The water level of 11 meters in the center is considered as a danger level.
Similarly, the water level has reached 11.47 meters while there is a 10-meter danger level at the Tamor river measuring center in Triveni, Dhankuta. The water level of Saptakosi Chatra in Sunsari has reached 7.13 meters. The danger level of the station is seven meters.
Similarly, the water level has reached 81.88 meters at the water measuring station of Sunsari river. The water level of 81.8 meters in the center is considered as a danger level. The water level has reached 5.61 meters at the Kankai river water measuring station at Mainachuli in Ilam. The danger level of the center's water level is 4.3 meters.
It is mentioned in the department's statistics that the water level has crossed the alert level in the Sunkosi water measuring station at Khurkot in Sindhuli, Tamor river at Mulghat in Dhankuta, Puwakhola in Ilam and Mykhola water measuring station at Chisapani in Ilam. Vinod Parajuli, hydrologist of the
department informed that there is still danger of flooding in the rivers of the east and the water level in other rivers of the country is normal. He said that the public has been alerted through mobile SMS to minimize the possible loss of property due to floods.
