Subansiri river swells unusually in Arunachal's Upper Subansiri, timber spotted in waters

The Subansiri river in Arunachal Pradesh's Upper Subansiri district has risen to an unusually high and forceful level despite no rainfall being reported in the area, raising concerns among local residents.
 

A video from the area shows the swollen river carrying large quantities of timber, branches and other debris downstream. Locals have reportedly spotted and collected timber believed to have originated from across the border with China.
 

The unusually strong flow has also led to the accumulation of debris along the riverbank, highlighting the intensity of the situation and posing a potential threat to people living near the river.
 

The sudden rise in the water level, despite the absence of rain in Upper Subansiri, has raised concerns among residents about the possible cause of the phenomenon.
 

The swollen river and floating debris could pose risks to nearby communities, property and riverbank areas. Residents have been urged to remain alert and avoid approaching or attempting to cross the river.
 

Authorities and disaster-management teams are monitoring the situation and taking precautionary measures to prevent any loss of life or property.