Narayani River reaches record-high water level of 11.91 metres
Summary
The Narayani River in Chitwan rose to a record high of 11.91 metres on Sunday amid continuous heavy rainfall. Officials at the Devghat Water Measurement Centre said the level crossed the danger mark and set a new historical record.
Key Points
- The Narayani River reached 11.91 metres at 2:13 pm on Sunday, the highest level recorded by the Devghat Water Measurement Centre.
- The previous record was 11.6 metres on October 28, 2024.
- A water level above 9 metres is considered dangerous, while above 7.3 metres is treated as an alert condition.
