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Delhi on 'extreme flood alert' as Yamuna overflows, key roads shut: 10 points - Vimarsana News

Delhi on 'extreme flood alert' as Yamuna overflows, key roads shut: 10 points

The water level of the Yamuna was measured at 208.05 metres at 10 am on Thursday morning by the Central Water Commission, which has termed it as an "extreme situation".

Twitter 'Floods' With Memes As Yamuna Level in Delhi Breaches All Time Record - Vimarsana News

Twitter 'Floods' With Memes As Yamuna Level in Delhi Breaches All Time Record

As Delhi battle flood like situation, Twitter pours in hilarious memes leaving people in complete splits.

Source: news18.com
Amid flooding, Delhi schools, colleges shut till Sunday, WFH advised for private offices - Vimarsana News

Amid flooding, Delhi schools, colleges shut till Sunday, WFH advised for private offices

Delhi CM made the announcements as the Yamuna swelled to a staggering 208.6 metres

Delhi's non-essential govt offices, schools, colleges closed till Sunday | Education - Vimarsana News

Delhi's non-essential govt offices, schools, colleges closed till Sunday | Education

Delhi Disaster Management Authority directed all non-essential government offices, schools and colleges in the city be closed till Sunday. | Education News

Delhi Flooding: Schools, colleges shut till Sunday as Yamuna continues to rise | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management - Vimarsana News

Delhi Flooding: Schools, colleges shut till Sunday as Yamuna continues to rise | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management

New Delhi: The schools and colleges in Delhi will remain closed till Sunday as the Yamuna River continues to swell with the water level reaching an all-time high of 208.6 m as the Hathnikund barrage in Haryana continues to release water into the river.