CWC reports that the Yamuna water level in Delhi has increased slightly and will shortly begin to fall.

<p>Tourists in Uttarakhand<br /> and Himachal Pradesh are stuck as the monsoon hits northern India. Efforts to<br /> save people are underway in the hill states as well as in some areas of the<br /> states of Punjab and Haryana. Approximately 2,000 visitors who had become<br /> trapped in Kasol, Himachal Pradesh, were successfully rescued. Read also this:  Himachal Pradesh floods kill 20 in 48 hours, block 1,000 routes.</p> <p>About 14,000 people<br /> have been relocated from flood-affected areas in Patiala, Rupnagar, Moga,<br /> Ludhiana, and other cities in Punjab. With the six additional fatalities<br /> announced on Wednesday, the death toll in Punjab and Haryana rose to 21. Within<br /> a 24-hour period ending at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, 12 persons perished in<br /> Uttar Pradesh. The Yamuna River in Delhi reached a new record high on Thursday,<br /> at 208.65 metres. According to the Central Water Commission, the water level is<br /> expected to begin falling on Friday.OTT India updates you with the latest news, Country&#8217;s no.1 digital news </p>