River level increased 10 cm in four hours, surpassing the previous flood record.
Multiple rivers in Bihar, including the Gandak and Kosi, are also above danger marks.
Precautionary measures include patrols, alerts for residents near embankments, and monitoring for erosion.
Efforts focus on preventing breaches and providing timely help to those at risk.
The Water Resources Department reported the level at 50.53 metres and expects it may rise to 50.62 metres by Sunday morning.
Authorities have asked district magistrates and superintendents of police to monitor the banks and assist any flood emergencies.
The state’s chief minister inspected the situation from the air and ordered relief for affected families.
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