Panaji / Ponda / Bicholim: Heavy rain, on the third day in a row, dropping trees, damaging home and electric poles in various parts of the country on Thursday.
A landslide reported in Ponda and tree incidents that fell at home were reported from several places, including Ponda and Bicholim.
Because Gusty’s wind causes a big loss to people.
Part of the roof of the government school collapsed and the teachers have narrow escape.
Bikolim Taluka recorded 105mm rainfall and river levels have increased where the flood situation is expected to emerge if the rain continues.
However, WRD engineers went up to say that there was no flood danger.
Bicholim Disaster Management Cell under the guidance of Bicholim Mamlatdar Pravinjay Pandit monitored the situation and has reminded all the areas of Panchayat in Taluka.
In Sakhali and Bicholim, pumping out of the water from the ongoing flood point.
Walking in Dhangarwadi, Advalpal and Nanora are flooded with people’s inconvenience.
In Dhangarwadi, people were forced to park their vehicles at the end.
Chairman of the Pramod Ministers Sawant reviewed the flood situation.
About 169mm rainfall is recorded in the Tillari Dam area where the dam rate increases and the water out of water has begun.
Dam water in the Tilari area is released in a controlled manner.
The level of the Chapora River in Sal also increased, but there was no direct fear.
The Dam Area Anjunem receives 110mm rain.
The level of the dam is 83.01m and currently it will take several days to fill the dam.
The situation was controlled even when the river was like Bicholim, Valvanti, Par Mulgao and Ghhayeli in Keri were flooded.
The fallen tree incident causes damage to the house.
At Churchwada, Bicholim, Carlos Faria suffered a loss of Rs 50,000 after the tree hit his house.
In Mulgao, Bicholim, the government’s primary school roof came to fall and fell by cutting Paris fake ceiling plaster.
Fortunately there are no students at school because of online classes.
However, two teachers who came to take online class had narrow escape.
The wall of the house was broken because trees fell in many places such as rough, Chodan and Surla too.
At least four trees collapse in two houses and electricity lines at Kerere Khandper at Ponda Taluka.
On Thursday morning, a mango tree collapsed in a house owned by Pandhari C Gaude, in Bethora.
Gaude has suffered a loss of Rs 1 lakh.
Other trees collapse at Chandrashekhar’s house will be in the inner, Bandora, causing RS 5,000 losses.
The tree also fainted on the road to Jetty Shiroda Ferry on Thursday night.
All trees were cleaned by Ponda firefighters.
The trees that have fallen on the electric pathway in Khandper will be cleaned on Friday because workers cannot work because of loose land.
“The trees are on a hill which is vulnerable to landslides,” officials said at the Ponda Central Fire Station.
A car went from the road and plunged into the fields in betatbatim, even though the residents had a narrow escape, fire extinguisher sources were informed.
Day 3: Heavy rain raises trees, power lines in Goa
