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Panna Floods: River Rises 4 Feet Above Bridge, Submerging Police Station
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 09:35 PM
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Heavy rains in Panna, Rajasthan have caused the Midhasan River to rise above danger level, reaching about four feet above the bridge and flooding the local police station and community health centre.
Heavy rainfall over the past days has pushed the Midhasan River in Panna, Rajasthan, above its danger level. The water level has risen to roughly four feet above the bridge that spans the river.
The surge has inundated the local police station and the community health centre, forcing authorities to use a boat to reach the facilities. Residents report that the water has cut off access to the town’s main road.
Local officials have urged residents to stay away from the riverbanks and to seek higher ground. The Rajasthan Disaster Management Authority has been notified and is coordinating relief efforts.
No casualties have been reported yet, but the flooding has disrupted daily life and access to essential services in the area.
The surge has inundated the local police station and the community health centre, forcing authorities to use a boat to reach the facilities. Residents report that the water has cut off access to the town’s main road.
Local officials have urged residents to stay away from the riverbanks and to seek higher ground. The Rajasthan Disaster Management Authority has been notified and is coordinating relief efforts.
No casualties have been reported yet, but the flooding has disrupted daily life and access to essential services in the area.