All Major Rivers in Deoria Flowing Below Danger Mark; 11 mm Average Rainfall Recorded

All Major Rivers in Deoria Flowing Below Danger Mark; 11 mm Average Rainfall Recorded

TOK NEWS NETWORK

Deoria | August 6, 2026: According to the Daily River Water Level and Rainfall Report issued by the Flood Control Room, Deoria, all major rivers in the district are currently flowing below their respective danger marks. Although a slight rise in water levels has been recorded over the past 24 hours, officials said the situation remains under control and is being closely monitored.



The report stated that the Ghaghara River (Nai Basti/Diha Embankment) recorded a water level of 65.90 metres, against the danger mark of 66.50 metres. The Rapti River (Bhendi) was measured at 66.45 metres, while the Gorra River (Pidra Ghat) stood at 67.20 metres. The Chhoti Gandak River recorded a NIL water level.

The Flood Division, Deoria, also reported that the district received an average rainfall of 11 mm on August 6, 2026.

Officials confirmed that all major rivers continue to flow safely below danger levels. However, in view of the active monsoon conditions, the Flood Control Room and district authorities are maintaining continuous surveillance and monitoring river levels to ensure timely response to any change in the situation.

The district administration stated that there is no immediate flood threat at present but advised residents living in low-lying and riverbank areas to remain alert and follow official advisories as the monsoon season continues.

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