Srinagar, Sept. 5 -- After days of concern over rising water levels, the Jhelum river has finally receded below the "danger mark" at key monitoring points, offering relief to residents across the Valley.
According to the Irrigation and Flood Control Department, the water level at Sangam in south Kashmir was recorded at 19.26 feet, against the danger mark of 21 feet.
Similarly, at Ram Munshi Bagh in Srinagar, the gauge stood at 20.17 feet, below the danger level of 21 feet.
However, the level at Pampore continued to remain above the danger mark.
Officials said that the overall situation has improved significantly, though they advised people in low-lying areas to remain cautious.
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