A flood alert has been issued in Bihar after the release of water from Valmikinagar and Birpur barrages, affecting over 1.35 lakh people across 12 districts. Heavy rains continue to raise river levels,

Patna: The Bihar government has declared an alert for floods along swollen Kosi, Gandak and Ganga rivers in northern and central parts of the state following the release of water from Valmikinagar and Birpur barrages,

Multiple districts in Bihar have been put on high alert after the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasted heavy rain and warned of potential flash floods in parts of the state, officials reported on Saturday.

Following the heavy discharge of water from these two barrages, the excess river water entered low-lying areas in Jogapatti, Nautan, Gaunaha, Bagaha-1, Bagaha-2, Ramnagar, Majhaulia and Narkatiaganj blocks in West Champaran and several areas of East Champaran, officials said.

The flood situation in North Bihar has worsened due to continuous rainfall over the past few days. Ganga Rivers

An alert has been sounded in several districts of Bihar as the IMD predicted heavy rain and warned of low to moderate flash flood risk in parts of the state, officials said on Saturday. Heavy rain is likely in West and East Champaran,

Several districts in Bihar are on high alert as the IMD predicts heavy rain and potential flash floods. The state disaster management department has urged authorities to take preventive measures. Nearly 13.

IMD predicts heavy rain in Bihar, warns of flash floods in multiple districts, affecting over 13.5 lakh people.

The India Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy rainfall in several Bihar districts, including Patna and Muzaffarpur. The state dis

Around 12 districts situated along the Ganga, including Buxar, Bhojpur, Saran, Patna, are already experiencing a flood-like situation

A total of 5.7 cusecs of water was released from Birpur Barrage on Kosi River till noon, the highest in the recent past.