Rains lash part of Hadouti, water is released from 4 dams

City: Medium to heavy rain of the city of the city, Jhalawar and Bundi in the Hadouti region on Friday night and continued at intervals throughout Saturday.
Meanwhile, in the constant rain in Hadouti and in the adjacent Madhya Pradesh, the flow of water rose on the dam in Jhalawar and the city pushed the dam engineer to open the gate of at least four reservoirs in the Jhalawar and the Barlion dam which led to the release of around 3 lakh air cusecs.
Jhalawar was reported to witness maximum rainfall since the end of Friday night and the Kalisindh Dam gate, Chapat Dam, Rajgarh Dam and Bhem Sagar Dam opened one by one on Saturday morning.
According to junior engineers in the flood control room Jhalawar, Prateek Baswal, three gates of each Kalisindh dam, Dam Dam and Rajgarh opened on Saturday morning and more than 90,000 Cusec water was released but a constant increase on the water level up to 4.30pm was asked to open a total of 14 Kalisindh Dam Gate.
Likewise, five gates of the Rajgarh dam, four gates of chapat dam and bhem sagar dam gate opened each.
Claim lightning Elderly human life claims the life of an elderly in Barmer on Friday.
In another incident, 20 goats also died due to lightning.
Victims have been identified as Shaitan Singh.
He died in a place when lightning hit him while taking it shelter under the tree.
Twenty goats from one khetram died of lightning in Jaecar Village.