Updated On: 06 September, 2025 09:39 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
The NDRF has so far evacuated around 1150 people since Tuesday, including children, women and the elderly, officials said. According to the revenue department, 8018 people have been moved to tents, while 2030 have been shifted to 13 permanent shelters, across Delhi-NCR

People take a tractor in a flooded area in New Delhi on Friday. PIC/PTI
Using boats in some areas and wading through knee-deep water in others, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel rescued people stranded in flooded regions, including some in relief camps that were inundated due to the rising Yamuna levels.
At some places in Yamuna Bazar and Mayur Vihar Phase I, it was a double whammy for people. They had to leave their homes due to flooding and then shift to shelters at government schools after the tents were also inundated. Visuals from the area showed NDRF personnel wading through the Yamuna waters, using tractors and trolleys to move stranded residents and even cattle to safer places.
The NDRF has so far evacuated around 1150 people since Tuesday, including children, women and the elderly, officials said. According to the revenue department, 8018 people have been moved to tents, while 2030 have been shifted to 13 permanent shelters, across Delhi-NCR.