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Yamuna in spate, 60 trapped

Sandeep Saxena

NEW DELHI: For the first time in the last five years, water level in the Yamuna flowing through Delhi has crossed the danger mark to touch 205.55 metres. Sixty people were trapped by flood waters in Umanpur area of east Delhi.

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