The water level of the Saryu River in Siwan district has shown a rapid increase over the last 24 hours. Both Darauli and Siswan gauge stations have reported a rise in the river's water level. As per data available at 6 PM on Monday, the water level in Darauli was recorded at 60.96 meters, which is 14 centimeters above the danger mark of 60.82 meters. The Darauli gauge station witnessed a 48-centimeter increase in the last 24 hours. The highest flood level recorded in Darauli was 61.82 meters on October 15, 2022.

Similarly, the Saryu River's water level has also risen in Siswan. A 72-centimeter increase was recorded here in the last 24 hours. On Monday evening at 6 PM, the water level in Siswan was 56.02 meters, just 2 centimeters below the warning level of 56.04 meters. The danger mark in Siswan is 57.04 meters. The highest flood level recorded in Siswan to date was 58.01 meters on September 18, 1983. The continuous rise in the river's water level has heightened the risk of flooding in low-lying areas.