Agra News: Increased flood threat in Agra ... Today Yamuna will cross the danger mark, 72 thousand water released - the increase in flood threat in Agra Yamuna will cross 72 thousand water tomorrow

Jagran Correspondent, Agra. 72 Thousand Water is exempt from Gokul Fure to the Yamuna River. Drains began to support the river as a result of the river bloom. Half a dozen Chitra of Tajganj Moksshadham is underwater. On Saturday, the water level of the river will cross the danger of 495 feet. With this, Yamuna can fill water in the streets and streets of other towns, including Kinara Road, Balkeshwar, Dayalbagh, Tanora, Nurpur. For the second time in a month, the water level of Yamuna River rises rapidly. 72 thousand water is exempt from Gokul Barrage. On Friday, the water level rose by more than one foot and it reached 494 feet. As a result, Mantola, Hathighat, Biography Mandi Road Nala, the pumping station of the water department began to hit his back. Garbage has accumulated at the mouth of the drains. The water will reach more than 495 feet on Saturday. The water level will reach more than 495 feet in the afternoon. The water level can reach 496 feet on Sunday. The concern of the district administration over the increase in water level has increased. 28 flood posts from the city to the countryside were activated. The water level reached the first platform. Water reached near Gaganki town of Bah. The same situation is with other towns, including Tanora, Nurpur. Adm finance and income Shubhangi Shukla said that the water level of the Yamuna River is being monitored. The operation of steamers and boats is prohibited. The biggest threat to these areas and towns is Tehsil Sadar: Tanora, Nurpur, Kailash, Swamibagh, Nagla Budhi, Amar Vihar Dayalbagh, Moti Mahal, Katra Wazir Khan and Rambag Basti Tehsil etmadpur: Rambagh. Tehsil Fatehabad: Barpur, Bamrauli, Eidon, Bhadayana, Mrsikalan, Mewali Khurd and Himayupur Tehsil Bah: Gaganki, Pidhoura, Kankar, Chandigarh Shala, Balai, Reithai, Khyali Ki Madhaiya, May, Kalinjar, Vikinjar, Vikinjar, Kachpura, Rampra Chandrasainin, Pai, Holiday, Pai, Pai, Pai, Pai, Pai, Pai,