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Gandak in spate amid Nepal rain, floods enter VTR in W Champaran

Summary by Times of India
Rising Gandak discharge from Nepal rains floods West Champaran and Valmiki Tiger Reserve; low-lying areas inundated, NDRF/SDRF deployed, canal breach repaired.

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Patna. The effects of continuous rainfall in the Terai region of Nepal and the Gandak catchment areas are now visible in Bihar. Following the rise in the water level of the Gandak River and the release of water from the barrage, floodwaters have reached several low-lying areas of West Champaran. The administration has […]

Bihar Flood Alert: The rising water level of the Gandak River in Bihar has again increased the risk of flooding. More than 5.43 lakh cusecs of water has been released from the Valmikinagar Barrage. Water has entered many areas of Champaran. Meanwhile, several villages are also affected by the rising water levels of the Kosi and Bagmati rivers.

Torrential rains in Nepal's Terai region and border districts have worsened the flood situation in North Bihar. A record discharge of over 6.52 lakh cusecs of water was recorded from Nepal's Devghat gauge station. Earlier, 5.26 lakh cusecs of water was released on August 27, 1999. After the release of water from Nepal, 5.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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