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Gomti likely to start receding in Lucknow as upstream floodwaters ease after 10-day journey

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TOI Uttar PradeshOctober 7, 20261 min read
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Gomti likely to start receding in Lucknow as upstream floodwaters ease after 10-day journey

Water levels in the Gomti river are beginning to recede after nearly two weeks of flooding. Officials report that upstream inflows have weakened, leading to a reduction in river levels. Flooding occurred despite the river carrying much less water than during historical floods. Residential colonies and inadequate drainage systems have contributed to prolonged waterlogging

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