Bokaro / Dumka: Heavy Downfour paralyzed life in Bokaro Regency and Deoghar as a house, the bridge is flooded and the surface of the water on the river is approaching a danger.
The water level in the dam in Bokaro Regency rose because the Damodar River, Garga and Konar swelled.
Gusty’s wind revoked the tree and resulted in snarl traffic.
Houses in Chira Chas, Basera and Kunj Vihar are flooded.
Some serving NH 32, which connects Dhanbad with Purulia in West Bengal, flooded.
A blacktop road that connects Khutri and Bhutkuru in the Jaridih Block was swept away on Thursday.
The Bokaro Steel Limited Perimeter fence in Soagadih fainted with heavy rain while disconnecting trees causing a bluff of the electricity channel in many parts of the district.
Waterlogging was reported in several parts of Bokaro BSL.
The official Disaster Management Authority of Shakti Kumar said: “All blocks have been directed at completing the damage report caused by rain.” Waterlogging was reported from various parts of Deoghar too.
The location around the Baidyanath Dham temple, namely Harihar Badi, Hardakunda and Gandhinagar reported water down to four feet.
“I woke up in the morning just like another day but worried to watch all the colonies that were truly flooded,” said Shyamsundar Mishra, a resident of Harethar Badi, said.
Godda MP Nishikant Dubey and Deoghar Mla Narayan Das took a tour to the areas affected by rain in the city of the temple on Thursday.
“City corporation has not eliminated encroachment that affects the construction of waterways and roads,” Dubey claims.
He also blamed the state government because he did not know about improving city civil facilities.
“Deoghar has recorded 100 mm rain in the last 15 to 18 hours which resulted in local river overflowing, including Dadhwa and Patro, with water overflowing from the road since today,” said the body of Deoghar City.