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Flood situation worsens in J&K, rivers cross danger mark

At Sangam in Anantnag, the Jhelum River neared the evacuation threshold, while at Ram Munshi Bagh in Srinagar, it was just a foot below flood level. Several bridges in South and North Kashmir are reported to have sustained damage due to rising waters

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Damaged remains of the 4th Tawi Bridge after rain continues to lash parts of the city, in Jammu, Wednesday. Pic/PTI

Damaged remains of the 4th Tawi Bridge after rain continues to lash parts of the city, in Jammu, Wednesday. Pic/PTI

The flood situation in Jammu and Kashmir deteriorated sharply on Wednesday as rivers and streams across the Union Territory flowed above danger levels, reported the IANS.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah chaired an emergency meeting to assess conditions and direct relief efforts.

According to the news agency, by 1 pm, the Chenab, Tawi, Ravi, Basantar, and Ujh rivers in Jammu were reported to be above flood level. In the Kashmir Valley, the Jhelum, Vishow, Sindh, Sheshnag, and Lidder rivers and streams were approaching or exceeding danger marks.

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