Bantwal: Water level rises in Nethravathi river; arecanut plantations inundated


Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal

Bantwal, July 27: Due to heavy rainfall in the Western Ghats, the water level in the Nethravathi River has significantly increased, leading to the flooding of several arecanut plantations in Sarapady and Maninalkuru villages along the river basin. Low-lying areas in these regions have also been submerged.

Since July 26, a heavy flow of water has been recorded in the river. On Sunday morning, July 27, the water level at Bantwal measured 7.4 metres.

Although the danger level in the region is set at 8 metres, the situation currently remains under control.

Strong winds accompanying the rains have caused trees to fall on several houses, leading to property damage in various areas.

  

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