Madhya Pradesh for the next 4 days, yellow alert issued in 20 districts, including indore and ujjain

Heavy rainfall is forecasted to hit Madhya Pradesh over the coming four days, prompting the issuance of a yellow alert for 20 districts, including those in the Indore and Ujjain divisions. The Meteorological Department has alerted the public about the likelihood of heavy downpours in numerous regions, with moderate to heavy rain anticipated in others. Several areas, such as Bhopal and Shajapur, are already experiencing flood-like conditions. 

Active Monsoon Phase, Impact on Rivers and Dams:

The monsoon is in full swing in Madhya Pradesh, and the continuous downpour shows no sign of stopping. The relentless downpours have led to a continuous rise in river water levels. The increasing water levels in dams have necessitated opening their gates, raising the risk of flooding in lower areas. The rains continued over the weekend, further disrupting daily life.

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Rising River Levels: River levels continue to rise, increasing the flood risk in surrounding areas. Major rivers like Narmada, Tapti, and Chambal have surpassed the danger mark.

Yellow alert caution needed in 20 districts: The meteorological department has issued a yellow alert for 20 districts, including Vidisha, Raisen, Sehore, Rajgarh, Harda, Burhanpur, Khandwa, Alirajpur, Dhar, Indore, Ujjain weather, Shajapur, Agar, Neemuch, Katni, Jabalpur, Narsinghpur, Seoni, Mandla, and Damoh. Heavy rainfall is expected in these districts, potentially worsening flood conditions.

Impact of Rainfall, Disruption of Daily Life: Heavy rains in Madhya Pradesh have severely impacted daily life. Roads are waterlogged in many areas, disrupting traffic. Schools and colleges have been closed. Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel.

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Forecast for the Coming Days: The Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rainfall for the next four days. Residents are advised to stay alert, and the administration has made all necessary preparations for relief and rescue operations. Rising water levels in rivers and dams pose a continued flood risk.

Stay Safe Administration's Appeal: The administration has urged residents to stay in safe places and avoid unnecessary travel. Stay away from electric poles and trees during the rains. In case of emergencies, contact the authorities immediately and cooperate in relief efforts.