The Yamuna River in Delhi has started to recede, allowing authorities to reopen several key roads that were closed due to waterlogging caused by the flooding. However, some areas are still waterlogged and there is a risk of further rainfall overnight. The flood situation has prompted schools to close and offices to operate from home. The Chief Minister of Delhi has assigned ministers to supervise relief and rehabilitation efforts in flood-hit districts. | Latest News India
Delhi flood news: Yamuna river waters in Delhi receded temporarily but heavy rains later threatened a surge in water levels. Drinking water supply is expected to be restored soon. Delhi Metro trains running normally again.
After wreaking havoc on lives and livelihoods in parts of Delhi, the level of the swollen Yamuna on Saturday followed a downward trend, allowing authorities to open roads and ease traffic movement as floodwaters receded from many areas. However, a blame game erupted between the ruling AAP and the BJP which held each other responsible for the flood in the national capital.