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Yamuna water level crosses 'danger mark', 6,000 people shifted to tents

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had taken a meeting of Cabinet ministers and officers to take stock of the situation

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People shifted to tents as the water level of Yamuna river crosses danger mark. Pic/ANI

People shifted to tents as the water level of Yamuna river crosses danger mark. Pic/ANI

As the water level of Yamuna river crossed the danger mark, over 6000 people in East Delhi were shifted from low-lying areas to safer places on Tuesday. Additional District Magistrate (ADM) Arun Gupta said that the administration has requested people to not go in low-lying areas in Yamuna belt.

He added, "Currently, the Yamuna river is flowing at 250.99 above the danger mark. We have made all necessary arrangements. Around 6000-7000 people in East Delhi district from low-lying areas have been shifted to 1100 tents. We are also ensuring them three-time food and drinking water. Sanitation facilities and electricity are also being provided. Our health check-ups teams are also there for their examination."

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