Flood Forecasting Department States Water Levels Returning to Normal
Summary
Water levels in major rivers across Nepal are returning to normal, with all except the Narayani falling below the alert level. The Flood Forecasting Department says there is no immediate risk of flooding in major or small rivers over the next five days.
Key Points
- Water levels in major rivers across the country are returning to normal, according to the Flood Forecasting Department.
- Only the Narayani River remains above the alert level, though its flow is steadily decreasing.
- The department says large river basins including Koshi, Karnali and Mahakali face no immediate flood risk for the next five days.
- Small rivers across the country are also expected to remain at low risk, with no immediate threat of flash floods.
