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Channel to stop Yamuna flooding: AAP
The Morning Standard
|June 12, 2024
Irrigation and Flood Control Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj on Tuesday said that there will be no flooding in the Yamuna this year as the river will get a clear channel for its flow.
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He inspected the Yamuna Barrage near ITO during the day. According to an official statement, the minister was apprised of the measures being taken to manage potential flood scenarios.
Last year, the barrage caused significant flooding in the Yamuna, leading to waterlogging and severe inconvenience for residents living nearby.
Bharadwaj said the amount of rainfall received last year and the volume of water released into the Yamuna from Haryana were unprecedented in decades and that resulted in the flood situation.
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