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Old Yamuna Bridge closed as river water level rises

The Old Yamuna Bridge, connecting east Delhi with the heart of the national capital, was today shut for rail and road traffic after the water level in the river rose dangerously.

Updated on: Sep 13, 2010 03:51 PM IST
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The Old Yamuna Bridge, connecting east Delhi with the heart of the national capital, was on Friday shut for rail and road traffic after the water level in the river rose dangerously.

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"The Old Yamuna Iron Bridge has been closed as water level went above the danger mark around noon," a senior police official said.

The road as well as rail movement was closed following the rise in water level to 205.88 metres at 3 pm. The danger level is 204.83 metres.

Officials fear that there could be further rise in the level when water released from Hathanikund Barrage in Haryana reaches the city.

Railways stopped train services on the Old Yamuna Bridge and are diverting all the trains bound for Old Delhi Railway Station and towards the eastern part of the country through other routes, a Railway official said.

"The water has touched the brim of the bridge," a Railway official said.

 
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