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Yamuna water level recedes

NEW DELHI: The water level of the Yamuna on Wednesday receded to 205.58 metres.

According to officials, the level is expected to dip further in the next 24 hours. However, people who have been shifted from the flood-prone areas will continue to remain in the camps for the next few days, the official said.

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