According to a report of the Central Water Commission (CWC), River Sharda is flowing above the danger mark at Shardanagar, while River Ghagra is flowing above the danger mark at Elgin Bridge and Ayodhya.
Other rivers which have been rising include Rapti, Kwano and Burhi Rapti.
Heavy rains have lashed some parts of the state with Bhinga recording 75 mm, Ayodhya 55 mm, Bansi 41.4 mm, Palliakalan 23.8 mm rainfall today, the CWC report said.
Principal Secretary, Irrigation, Suresh Chandra has inspected the Elgin-Charsandi dam and and directed officials concerned to take precautions.
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