CM Gupta inspects relief ops, tells families no need to panic

As the Yamuna River crossed the danger mark and floodwaters entered homes in parts of Delhi on Tuesday, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta visited flood-affected areas near Geeta Colony Flyover and the Old Iron Bridge to review the Yamuna's rising water levels and ongoing relief operations.

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She interacted with families in relief camps, assuring them that the government is keeping a "round-the-clock vigil" and that there is "no need to panic." Addressing reporters after her inspection, Gupta said, "The situation is under control. The water from Hathnikund Barrage (released on Monday) is expected to reach Delhi this evening. Despite that, the outflow of water is in good condition." She added that her government had already made extensive preparations in anticipation of the water release. "We have made all arrangements for residents of low-lying areas at relief camps. Despite heavy rainfall and high water releases, the situation is under control. Till the time there is flooding, we will ensure no problems arise for people," the Chief Minister