Moreover, ferry services between Guwahati and North Guwahati were also suspended on Tuesday due to rising water levels.
Digital Desk: Jorhat-Majuli ferry service has been suspended for an indefinite time due to the rising water level in the River Brahmaputra, an official report said.
Notably, since May 15, the ferry service was suspended; however, it was resumed on Wednesday (May 18) but due to the rising water level, the ferry service has been again suspended for the safety of the people.
Moreover, ferry services between Guwahati and North Guwahati were also suspended on Tuesday due to rising water levels.
As heavy rains hit numerous sections of the state and the other northeastern states, water levels in the Brahmaputra have reached the danger level mark.
Notably, all services from North Guwahati have been suspended, reports claimed. The reports further stated that the ferry piers had been flooded due to rising water levels.
Meanwhile, commuters who rely on ferries have had difficulties due to the suspension of services.
Meanwhile, the meteorological department in Guwahati has issued a warning of heavy rainfall in Guwahati.
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