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India News Live Updates, 30 August | Chitrakoot on high alert as Mandakini River overflows in Uttar Pradesh

By Sohail Khan 30 August 2026, 8:23 am

The district administration has put the area on high alert after the Mandakini River overflowed, triggering a flood-like situation in low-lying areas, including Ram Ghat and Nirmohi Akhada. Drones are being used to monitor affected areas and water flow, while NDRF and SDRF teams are deployed for rescue operations. The administration said the situation remains under control and urged people to stay away from the river and ghats.

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