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The water level in Yamuna river at Delhi's Old Railway Bridge reached 205.79 metres, slightly short of the 206-metre evacuation level, at 8 am on Tuesday.
Verizon has partnered with Hyfi and non-profit organization, the Center for Neighborhood Technology, to install 50 sensors across flood-prone areas in Chicago. The floodwater sensors operate over ...
U.S. Vice-President JD Vance is facing criticism after his security detail instructed the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to raise the water level of an Ohio river so his family could go on a ...
The Ganga water level in Varanasi is receding at a rate of 2 cm per hour but remains 80 cm above the danger mark, according to the Central Water Commission.
Military Raised Water Level of River in Ohio for JD Vance’s Family Boating Trip The Secret Service said the boats the agency uses for security are usually motorized and need deeper waters to ...
Vice President JD Vance’s team made the extraordinary decision to raise the water level of an Ohio river during a Vance family boating excursion. The request was made by the U.S. Secret Service ...
Conway City Council approved over $25K for water level sensors to be installed on the Waccamaw River, with the goal of preparing residents for flooding.
The city of Conway is getting new technology to help residents and businesses when water levels start to rise.
On Monday, the City of Conway approved plans to install five new water level sensors on the Waccamaw River.
A next-generation wearable hydration sensor offers real-time tracking of body water levels, helping users stay healthy and prevent dehydration. (CREDIT: Science Photo Library) ...
As monsoon rains lash several parts of the country, the water level of the Ganga River is on the rise, causing a flood-like situation near the ghats in several cities, including Varanasi Namo Ghat.
Abingdon Lock and weir water levels are at a significantly lower level than usual. The Environment Agency has been made aware of the low water line which it blames on a long period of dry weather.