NEW DELHI, Aug 28 (PTI): The Yamuna river in Delhi flowed above the danger mark for the second day on Thursday, with the water level recorded at 205.45 metres at the Old Railway Bridge, officials said.
The danger level mark stands at 205.22 metre.
On Wednesday evening at 8 pm, the river reached the 205.35 metres mark and since then has been increasing.
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