The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Saturday ruled out the possibility of floods in the Valley saying that the water level in river Jhelum and other tributaries is below alarm level.
“There is no possibility of floods at present as the water level in the water bodies especially in river Jhelum has not increased much,” Chief Engineer Irrigation and Flood Control (I-FC) department, Iftikhar Ahmad Kakroo told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO)
As per the officials, the water in the river Jhelum and other tributaries was flowing below the alarm mark.
At 12:03 PM in Ram Munshi Bagh, the water level was recorded at 7.28 ft while in Sangam and Asham, it was recorded 5.37 feet and 4.92 feet respectively.
Pertinently, the most parts of Kashmir received light to moderate rainfall from last couple of days while the Meteorological department (MeT) here has predicted erratic weather conditions till 28 April, saying that the light to moderate rains are expected during the period across Jammu and Kashmir—(KNO)
