Due to continuous heavy rainfall over the past three days, the water level of the Barak River is rising rapidly in Silchar.
The District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), Cachar, has issued a public advisory following warnings from the India Meteorological Department (IMD). As per the latest reports, the Barak River continues to swell, significantly increasing the risk of urban flooding, especially in low-lying and flood-prone areas of the city.
The IMD has issued a red alert for Silchar, which remains in effect until this morning at around 8 am. Residents are advised to stay vigilant, avoid waterlogged areas, and follow updates from official sources.
Silchar Water level of Barak River from Annapurna Ghat 2025: Silchar Flood
Water Level at 05:00 pm on June 2: 21.40 meter rising above danger level rising
Water Level at 03:00 pm on June 2: 21.38 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 02:00 pm on June 2: 21.36 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 01:00 pm on June 2: 21.33 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 11:00 pm on June 2: 21.31 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 04:00 am on June 2: 21.17 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 02.00 pm on June 1: 20.88 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 01:00 pm on June 1: 20.84 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 12.00 pm on June 1: 20.80 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 11.00 am on June 1: 20.63 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 10.00 am on June 1: 20.22 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 09.00 am on June 1: 19.89 meter rising above danger level
Water Level at 6.00 am on June 1: 19.18 meter rising
Water level at 5.00 am on June 1: 18.99 meter rising
- Barak River Water Level from Annapurna Ghat 2025 LiveKey Highlights:
- Barak River water level rising steadily at Annapurna Ghat.
- Flooding reported in multiple parts of Silchar city.
- Red alert issued by IMD for Silchar due to persistent rainfall.
- Public advisory released by DDMA Cachar.
Stay tuned for real-time updates on the Barak River flood situation in Silchar. Citizens are urged to take necessary precautions and stay safe.
