Myit Thar River water level has exceeded the warning level of Kale City by more than 2 feet, and it is possible to rise by more than 1 foot within 24 hours.

The water level of the Myit Thar River has exceeded the warning level of Kale City by more than 2 feet, and it is possible to rise by more than 1 foot within the next 24 hours, according to the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. Due to heavy rainfall in the upper regions for consecutive days, the Myit Thar River, which originates from the Chin Hills, flows through Kale Township in Sagaing Region and merges into the Chindwin River near Kalaywa Township. The water level of the Myit Thar River exceeded the warning level of 1100 centimeters for Kale City on the morning of September 3rd, and as of 12:30 PM, the current water level has reached 1168 centimeters. As the water level of the Myit Thar River has exceeded the warning level of Kale City by more than 2 feet and heavy rainfall has occurred, the Ne-ounzara River has overflowed in Phoung Kway Village, Kyigon Village Tract, Kale Township, and water has entered Phoung Kway Village. In the villages where water has entered, residents are being relocated to safer areas. A search vehicle, two rescue boats, firefighters, and reserve firefighters from the Kale Township Fire Station are cooperating with relevant organizations to assist with the relocation efforts.