BELOGIVAVI: Plans to move villagers who lie along the banks of the river in Batalagavi Regency have historically vulnerable to floods remain on paper for more than a year.
Floods have become repeated disasters every year since 2019, and residents of the villages lying not too far from the banks of the river that stimulate the landscape of the Belaghiavi has lived in a state of fear.
As many as 34,145 people in all border districts have been influenced after heavy rainfall, which in turn resulted in several villages to be flooded in the waters of the overflowing river.
In 2019, nearly 400 houses fainted in Kilabanur Village in Ramadurga Taluk, after the government assured residents to move them all to a safer place.
Similar guarantees were given to the population of Yamagarani and the village of Jugul in Nippani Taluk, who also bear the burden of consecutive floods, but the promise was still only that.
BS Yediyurappa, who visited the villages affected by floods on the night of death as CM on Sunday, told people identified by the government, in all districts, 50 hectares where new houses will be built for villagers who are vulnerable for flooding.
Ramakant Patil, a Ramadurga resident whose life is among many reversed by floods, told Ti, “none of us in villages that are vulnerable to floods have been moved.
Every year, the district government deploys personnel from the strength of the state disaster response Part and national, which shifts us to rehabilitation centers.
The food in these camps is very bad.
It is very clear that we have to deal with the rainy season’s anger, and the faster we move the greater is a loss of life opportunities.
“Manganahesh Dole, residents Yamagarani village affected by the flood, trying to remind the Yediyurappa of the promises that have been carried out which have been carried out in 2019 to move people to safer places.
“Season two seasons passed since he made that promise.
He gave us the same guarantee when he visited the BELOGIVA on Sunday.
How long does people have to wait?” Dole asked.
Ashok Chandaragi activists said, “Leave alone to move in flood-prone villages.
The government has not disburied compensation to the owner of 9,000 houses which were destroyed in a flood two years ago The current political situation, the situation of the people seems to be the last thing in the minds of selected representatives.
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Karnataka: The villagers who have been flooded are waiting for relocation
