Patna: Cm Nith Kumar on Wednesday asked the Disaster Management Department (DMD) and DMS from eight districts that hit floods to ensure timely assistance and assistance related to the affected population and farmers suffering from plant damage.
“Some areas are flooded.
Flood water is still there, including the plot of fertile land.
Farmers also suffer damage,” Nitish said after a meeting of high-level reviews after the Darbhanga air survey, Samastipur and Madhubani, and Madhubani on Wednesday.
CM, together with the Minister of Water Resources Department (WRD) Sanjay Kumar Jha and his secretary Sanjeev Hans, has made a air survey against the West Champaran affected by floods, East Champaran, Sitamarhi, Sheohar and Muzafarpur on Tuesday.
At the meeting, Hans presented the details of the flood area.
DMD Pratyaya Amrit’s main secretary presented the steps taken for the distribution of relief materials and also to provide other types of assistance to flood victims.
DM of eight districts also participated through video conferencing.
CM said again in 2007, around 2.5 crore people were influenced by flooding and they were given security assistance and assistance.
Likewise, the people affected by floods can also provide assistance, he added.
He also asked DM to inspect places or air surveys from the flood area, in addition to making the right assessment of the damage suffered by farmers so that they can be given assistance needed.
Meanwhile, the surface of the water in Bagmati, Burhi Gandak, Kamla and Adhwara Group of the Stationary River or fall, but still around the danger sign.
Among the main rivers, the water discharge through a series of birds throughout Kosi was stationary at 1.4 lakh cusecs, and that through Valmiki Nagar Barrage across randak at the Cusec sign of 1.51 lakh.
Furthermore, Ganga flowed far below the level of hazards along the downstream from Buxar to Kahalgaon through Dighha, Gandhi Ghat, Hathidah, Munger and Bhagalpur.
Likewise, the Mahana River also flows below the danger level.