Ganga River Exceeds Highest Flood Level in Bihar, Impacting 1 Million People

Bihar Faces Severe Flooding as Ganga River Surpasses Highest Recorded Flood Level

Patna, Bihar – The Ganga River has breached its highest flood mark at Gandhi Ghat in Patna, prompting alarm as approximately 1 million people across the state are affected by the severe flooding. The ongoing heavy rain has exacerbated the situation, with several other rivers also exceeding danger levels, leading to widespread concerns about further flooding.

Local authorities reported that the heavy rainfall, which has persisted for several days, has caused rivers throughout Bihar to swell. In response to the escalating crisis, the Chief Minister has ordered ministers to remain in flood-hit districts to oversee relief efforts and assess damage first-hand.

Rescue teams are currently mobilizing to assist those affected, with plans for evacuation and support to prevent further hardship in the impacted areas. The state government is working alongside national disaster management teams to provide food, medical aid, and temporary shelter to displaced residents.

As the situation develops, officials are urging residents in low-lying areas to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions. Weather forecasts suggest that rainfall may continue in the region, potentially worsening the existing conditions.

Authorities are currently monitoring water levels closely and are prepared to implement further emergency measures as needed. Regular updates will be provided to ensure public safety and minimize the impact of this natural disaster.