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Teesta River Overflows 20cm Above Danger Level After Heavy Rains in Sikkim, Authorities Warn of Worsening Flood Threat in Lalmonirhat

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1Nojor Desk
  • 06 Oct 25
  • 07:22 PM

The Teesta River has risen 20 centimeters above the danger level due to heavy rainfall and mountain runoff in India’s Sikkim and adjoining regions. The Water Development Board (WDB) reported that at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, water at the Teesta Barrage in Dalia was flowing at 52.35 centimeters, prompting the opening of all 44 sluice gates to control pressure. Authorities have issued loudspeaker warnings urging residents of low-lying areas in Lalmonirhat to move to safer ground. Locals have begun evacuating with livestock and valuables amid fears of prolonged flooding. Officials have also expressed concern about possible damage to the flood bypass road near the barrage. Lalmonirhat Deputy Commissioner H.M. Rakib Haydar said all five upazila executive officers have been instructed to remain alert and extend assistance to affected residents. Authorities remain on high alert as water levels continue to rise.

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Jugantor 06 Oct 25

Teesta River Flowing Above Danger Level, Authorities Urge Residents to Move to Safety

Due to heavy rainfall and mountain runoff in India’s Sikkim and other neighboring states, the water level of the Teesta River has risen 20 centimeters above the danger mark. As a result, low-lying areas along the riverbanks are at risk of flooding. The Water Development Board (WDB) has issued a warning and used loudspeakers to urge local residents to move to safer locations.

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