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Minnesota statewide fire danger and burning restrictions - Vimarsana News

Minnesota statewide fire danger and burning restrictions

Know the latest fire danger and burning restrictions from the Minnesota DNR

Rain causes fire danger level to decrease to moderate | FireWatch - Vimarsana News

Rain causes fire danger level to decrease to moderate | FireWatch

All lands in Jackson and Josephine counties protected by the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) decreased to moderate fire danger levels on Monday morning due to rain. According to a news release from ODF, Industrial Fire Precaution Levels also decreased to Level I.

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Jamshedpur: Subarnarekha & Kharkai Flowing At Danger Levels | Ranchi News - Vimarsana News

Jamshedpur: Subarnarekha & Kharkai Flowing At Danger Levels | Ranchi News

Jamshedpur: The Steel City's two adjoining rivers, Subarnarekha and Kharkai, are flowing almost at danger level following last three days’ rain that p.

Brahmaputra flowing above danger level at three stretches - Vimarsana News

Brahmaputra flowing above danger level at three stretches

Even as the flood situation has improved to an extent in the state, the Brahmaputra is flowing above danger levels at three stretches.

BIHAR: As water levels of several rivers rise, Bihar govt asks officials to remain alert - Vimarsana News

BIHAR: As water levels of several rivers rise, Bihar govt asks officials to remain alert

The Bihar government on Thursday directed officials to remain alert as water levels of several rivers in the state were rising. The situation was grim in north Bihar as a number of rivers, including the Sone, Gandak, Punpun, Bagmati and Ganga, were either flowing above their danger levels or were nearing the danger mark, officials said.