Delhi's Yamuna River Floods, Hundreds Evacuated

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Hundreds of residents in Delhi have been evacuated as the water level of the Yamuna river reaches a 45-year high, surpassing the "danger mark." Record rainfall in the region has caused a flood-like situation, prompting people to move to relief camps. At least 88 people have died in Himachal Pradesh due to heavy rains. The monsoon season, while crucial for India, often leads to deaths and property damage. Climate change is believed to be a contributing factor to the increased frequency of extreme weather events in the country.
- Hundreds evacuated by flooding of Yamuna river in Delhi BBC
- New Delhi evacuates hundreds over risk of flooding after record rainfall Reuters India
- 300 head of cattle rescued The Tribune India
- Let’s not blame Yamuna for Delhi floods; administrative apathy is real culprit Firstpost
- Delhi on Extreme Flood Alert as Yamuna Water Levels Breach 45-Year-Old Record | Weather.com The Weather Channel
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