Patna: The flood scenario changed to grim in the emergence basin, Bagmati, Kamla and Mahanda because of the high rainfall in the catchment area in the last 24 hours, the source of the source of the Water Resources Department (WRD) said on Saturday.
As many as 11 districts are under potential flood threats.
“What makes someone nervous is that the dike Bagmati and Kamla are in bad condition.
One only desire that the embankment is not violated,” WRD source added.
The water level in Bagmati and Kamla increased.
The two rivers flowed above the level of danger in most points throughout their downstream.
Water discharge through through a series of valmyakatagar at 5pm on Saturday more than 2.93 lakh cusecs.
The water discharge through a series of birpur throughout Kosi is “the affair tamed” because many flood protection work has been taken in the basin in recent years.
However, the water discharge through Bagmati in Dheng in the Sitamarhi district is around 80,000 cusecs.
The river flowed above the level of danger of four other points, and also throughout the downstream that passed five districts – Sitaminhi, Sheohar, Muzaffarpur, Samastipur and Khagaria.
In turn, it will have an impact on the Kosi river basin.
The wandered district includes the West Champaran, Gopalganj and suggestions.
The catchment area of ​​the North Bihar River in Nepal has received high rainfall.
Birpur in the District Supul received 140mm Rain on Saturday and Chanpatia in 190mm West Chamaparan.
In the Madhubani district, surging waters in the Kamala River near the New Rail Bridge in Jhanjharpur began to cause concern among people about flooding, damage and destruction.
Located the worst is the city of Madhubani where the streets of water and roads that have gone have made hell life.
The Adhwara River group in the western part of the Regency which includes Benipatti blocks, Bisfi and Harlakhi also pose a threat.
However, district administration claimed that he had made complicated arrangements to meet the possibility of challenges.
Most of the fields of rice growth are covered with rainwater in North Bihar Regency.
On the East Champaran, Bagmati and the Lalbakya River crossed the danger level near the goddapors on Friday.
Water enters a dozen villages in the east of the Patahi block.
Flood water has disturbed traffic on Jalan Motihari-Sheohar.
Heavy rain also triggered a great swelling of the surface of the water on the Gandak Burhi river.
The spill in the river has swept the side of the river, flooding many lowland areas in Suguli and Banjariya.
The block office is under the flood water of four legs in Banjariya.
In Sitamarhi, heavy rain for the past four days claimed the life of three children because their home wall collapsed in Islampur village under the Riga block on Friday.
One Three Children MD Hasim Sah – Jainav Khatoon (9), Enaya (6) and Faizan (4) – lost their lives.
The villagers explore the bodies of debris.
All major rivers, such as Bagmati, Lalbakeya, Lakhadei, Jhim, Marar, Hardi and Adhawara Group flowed on a sign of danger, pose a threat to the embankment.
Meanwhile, Deputy CM Renu Devi, who also held the Disaster Management Department portfolio (DMD), reviewed the flood situation and the state of the district preparedness at a meeting on Saturday.
He also took stock of steps taken for free RS 6,000 relief transfers for each possibility of flood victims.
DMD Pratyaya Amrit’s main secretary presented updates about the flood situation and steps taken for assistance operations.
“At least 90% of the name and aadhaar number from the potential of flood victims have been uploaded to the DMD portal in each flood-prone district,” Amrit told CM deputies.
(With input from C S Jha ‘Azad’ in Madhubani, Chandra Bhushan Pandey in Motihari, Shyam Kishore Singh in Sitamarhi and Tirthraj Kushwaha in Bagaha).