Rising water level in Yamuna River poses threat to India’s Taj Mahal
India's Yamuna river that runs through the northern state of Uttar Pradesh has risen up to the walls of the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra city following a period of heavy rain over the past few days. The rising water level reached the walls of Taj Mahal for the first time in 45 years.
Despite the worsening situation, authorities said the flood is unlikely to damage the main section of Taj Mahal as it was designed to withstand flooding.
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Despite the worsening situation, authorities said the flood is unlikely to damage the main section of Taj Mahal as it was designed to withstand flooding.
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00:20 >> There is a garden usually, but we can't see it.
00:37 And yes, it's crazy to see the water go up so much.
00:43 And yes, but to see the Taj Mahal was beautiful.
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