Mumbai: When the Kinab hurricane swept the country and had the worst impact in the Marathwada area and Vidarbha drought, the plants stood at around 11 lakh hectares of land really washed away.
On the other hand, following heavy rainfall, water stocks in more than three dozen dams in the country have passed a 100% mark.
This is for the first time in the history of the country recently that water stocks in a large number of dams have crossed a 100% capacity.
Significantly, given the stock record in the dam, the number of water tankers has now diminished into a digit, to only six, throughout the state.
According to the website of the Department of Water Resources, Water Stock in 3,267 Dams in all countries established 83% on September 29 compared to 84% on the same day last year.
In the Amravati region, the total water stock was 97% (98% last year), Aurangabad 89% (91%), 99% (87%), Nagpur 89% (88%), Nashik 92% (96%) and Pune 93% (94%).
Significantly, most of the Dam in Marathwada has more than 95% of water stocks.
A senior bureaucrat said even though the high water level in the dam would help install during the summer of 2022, the Binab Typhoon would produce a large burden on cash that lacked money.
Minister of Assistance and Rehabilitation Vijay Wadettiwar said, “One by one, Maharashtra has been influenced by the cyclone.
First, Nisara, followed by Tauktae and now Gulab.
We have not provided compensation to the farmers affected by Nisarga and Tauktae and now hundreds of farmers in the area of ​​Vidarbha and Marathwada It has been affected.
Of the 10 districts in Marathwada, seven have become the worst blow, “he said.” We felt that members of the central cabinet from Maharashtra had to step up to knock on the door of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for immediate financial assistance, “he said.