NDRF personnel conduct a rescue operation at a flood affected area, in Bihar's Supaul district.
Flood situation remained grim in more than a dozen districts of Bihar on Monday while reports of breaches in embankments from at least seven places across the state also kept the administration on its toes. Flood water has reached fresh areas presenting the government with fresh challenges though there is nothing to panic about, news agency PTI quoted Water Resources Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary as saying. Water levels of rivers like Kosi, Gandak, Bagmati, Kamla Balan and the Ganga are still flowing above the danger level in certain districts, another official said.
NDRF personnel conduct a rescue operation at a flood affected area, in Bihar's Supaul district.
A man walks through a flooded area after embankment of Bagmati river in Runni Saidpur block was breached, in Sitamarhi district of Bihar.
The Bagmati river flows in full spate that broke its embankment after heavy rains near Tariyani Chhapra, in the Sitamarhi district.
Independent MP Pappu Yadav visits a flood affected area, in Darbhanga district of Bihar.
The water level of Tiyar river rises after heavy rains, in Motihari, Bihar.
People salvage their belongings from a shanti in a flood affected area, in Supaul.
NDRF personnel conduct a rescue operation at a flood affected area, in Bihar's Supaul district.
NDRF personnel conduct a rescue operation at a flood affected area, in Bihar's Supaul district.
People salvage their belongings from a shanti in a flood affected area, in Supaul.
NDRF personnel conduct a rescue operation at a flood affected area, in Bihar's Supaul district.