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Ghaggar river flows near danger mark

Tribune News Service
Panchkula, Updated At : 03:15 AM Aug 09, 2025 IST
The Ghaggar river in spate due to heavy rain. File

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The district administration has issued a weather advisory after continuous heavy rainfall in the upper regions pushed the water level of the Ghaggar river perilously close to the danger mark.

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Officials have urged residents to stay away from rivers, streams and waterlogged areas. People have been strictly warned against standing on bridges, riverbanks or near drains to watch or record videos of the rising water, as this could prove life-threatening.

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The administration has also advised against unnecessary travel during the rainy season. In case of an emergency, citizens can contact the Flood Control Room on 0172-2562135 for help.

Panchkula Deputy Commissioner Monika Gupta has appealed to the residents to "stay alert, stay safe", and avoid going near the water bodies.

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