Patna / Bagaha: Flood water has continued to cause good chaos at the top and bottom falls west of Champaran, East Champaran, Gopalganj Regency and Muzaffarpur.
Severe influential blocks are Arerj, Sesarisan, Sangrombar, Madhuban, Patahi, Banjaria, Suguli and Adapur, said report on Wednesday.
The condition of the flood in Gopalganj is aware, good and manjhagarh is very acute, because the water has been moved to downstream out of reach, added the report.
On Wednesday, the water discharge through a series of Valmikinagar was 2.21 lakh cusecs in the morning, but fell to 2.06 lakh cusecs at night.
Likewise, the water discharge through a series of birpur throughout the Kosi is 1.76 lakh cusecs in the morning and 1.74 lakh cusecs in the afternoon.
Among the other major rivers, Ganga flowed 8cm above the level of danger in Patna, followed by Hathidah, 45cm in Kahalgaon and about 70cm in Fararakka.
Because of the swollen water intake from the swollen, along with other rivers flowing through North Bihar, the surface of the Ganga water has shown an increasing trend from Digha on Patna to Kahalgaon in Bhagalpur.
Baggati flowed 1.31 meters above the level of danger in Benibad and 1.46 meters above the red mark in Hayaghat.
Furthermore, Burhi Gandak continued to cause chaos in the Samastipur and Khagaria district.
It seems that there is no concession from flooding in the West Chamaran district.
A total of 90 Kanti Teach families in Semra-Labdeha Panchayat have been sheltered with their children and domestic livestock near Caracpur Police CheckPost under the Khadda Police Station area in Kushinagar Regency.
On Wednesday, the relief team of the West Champaran Champaran Block provides readymade food, such as 2kg Chura and 1 / 2kg Jaggery each to the family moved.
Grim flood situation in Champaran, Gopalganj
