Gomti continues to recede upstream, but several areas in Lucknow remain inundated

At Bhatpurva, the water level fell by 38 cm from its peak of 113.16 metres, recorded at noon on October 2, to 112.78 metres on Saturday. In the preceding 24 hours, it dropped by 13 cm, from 112.91 metres to 112.78 metres. At Gaughat, the water level declined from 108.6 metres on October 8 to 108.54…
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