Nearly 200 Families Evacuated From Flood-Affected Areas of Srinagar

Flood situation eases in most parts of Kashmir valley

Srinagar: The flood situation in most parts of Kashmir eased on Friday as the water levels in the River Jhelum and other water bodies in the valley went below the danger mark in the wake of improvement in the weather, officials said. There has been very little rainfall across the Kashmir valley in the past 24 hours and the water levels in the River Jhelum, its tributaries, and other water bodies across the valley has started receding. The water …

J-K: CM Omar Abdullah Visits Flood-affected Srinagar, Calls for Damage Assessment; Criticizes Centre's Preparedness

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Amid heavy rains, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, on Thursday, during his visit to the flood-affected areas in Srinagar, stated that while there has been no loss of life, property had suffered severe damage. India News | J-K: CM Omar Abdullah Visits Flood-affected Srinagar, Calls for Damage Assessment; Criticizes Centre's Preparedness.

Nearly 200 families evacuated from flood-affected areas of Srinagar

Srinagar police evacuate 200 families from flood-affected areas, form quick reaction teams for citizen assistance.

200 families evacuated from flood-affected areas of Srinagar

39 families were evacuated from Bonyarbal, S R Gunj, Malik Sahib, Safakadal, Pamposh Colony, Noorbagh, Guzarbal, and Madanyar Fateh Kadal.

Srinagar Police rescue over 200 families amid flood threats; Dal lake dwellers advised caution

Amid flood alerts and heavy waterlogging in Srinagar, police, in coordination with SDRF and River Police, rescued and shifted more than 200 families from vulnerable areas to safer locations. The J&K LCMA has urged Dal dwellers and houseboat owners to remain vigilant and prepared to shift to relief centres if necessary.

Breach in Jhelum embankment sparks flood fears, evacuation advisory issued in seven localities on Srinagar outskirts - Goa Chronicle

Srinagar: A breach in the Jhelum river embankment on Srinagar outskirts had triggered fresh fears of flooding in Srinagar’s low-lying areas, prompting authorities to issue precautionary evacuation advisories to seven low-lying areas. The administration today morning urged people of Lasjan, Soiteng, Nowgam, Vyethpora, Gopalpora, Padshibagh, Mehjoor Nagar to evacuate to safer places amid the reported breach at Shalina Budgam. “District Administrat…