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Odisha flood: Rivers in Odisha likely to swell as IMD predicts heavy to very heavy rainfall - Vimarsana News

Odisha flood: Rivers in Odisha likely to swell as IMD predicts heavy to very heavy rainfall

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted heavy rainfall in several districts of Odisha till August 25 amidst flood situations in Balasore and Mayurbhanj.

Odisha weather update: Water level in most swollen rivers receds; more rains on forecast - Vimarsana News

Odisha weather update: Water level in most swollen rivers receds; more rains on forecast

Odisha weather update: Water level in most swollen rivers receds; more rains on forecast

Odisha weather update: Flood situation remains grim; more rains to lash Balasore - Vimarsana News

Odisha weather update: Flood situation remains grim; more rains to lash Balasore

Odisha weather update: Flood situation remains grim; more rains to lash Balasore

Odisha: Flood situation alarming in northern districts, evacuation efforts underway - Vimarsana News

Odisha: Flood situation alarming in northern districts, evacuation efforts underway

Odisha flood situation: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik delegated the powers of a special relief commissioner to the collector of the Balasore district so that the local administration could be more effective.

Odisha Floods: Amid Flood Threat, Odisha Evacuates People From Northern Districts - Vimarsana News

Odisha Floods: Amid Flood Threat, Odisha Evacuates People From Northern Districts

Authorities in Odisha's Balasore and Mayurbhanj districts have launched a massive evacuation drive in low-lying areas, officials said Sunday, as water in Subarnarekha and Baitarani breached the danger mark.

Source: ndtv.com