Patna / Bagaha: Even when the other parts and river basins have been shaken from the floods, the threat of severe floods suddenly shifted on Friday to North Bihar Regency lying in Baskan Mangananda, Kamla and Bagmati, Department of Water Resources (WRD) Source said.
The shift has taken place because the catchment area in three rivers in Nepal is expected to be more populous with moderate rainfall for severe 36 hours ahead, along with abnormal heavy rainfall in several places.
“The Mahanda River, Kamla, and Bagmati are in the Spate.
Their basin faces a sudden flood threat since their water catchment area in Nepal has received moderate to heavy rainfall on Friday and the trend is expected to continue until Saturday,” said an official Wrd.
He added a water catchment area based in Nepalese in randak in the west received 252mm rainfall on Thursday, while the water catchment area in Mahanda in Nepal Timur recorded 125mm rainfall on the same day in the Chandragarhi airport area near Jhapa.
“Most areas have received medium rainfall to heavily,” he added.
The flood bulletin released by WRD has predicted moderate rainfall to severe in a slightly more than 14 districts in Bihar for Saturday.
“So far, the rainfall received by the East Regency in the northern part of the country is less than their normal share in June.
Share rainfall in the Western District far more than normal rainfall in June.
While North Bihar Regency has been shaken by flood threats, The estimated rainfall in South Bihar for Saturday is zero, “added WRD officials.
Meanwhile, the rivers are large, water discharge through falling, but increases gradually on the Kosi River.
On the other hand, Ganga flows below the level of danger in most places because the South Bihar district includes the North Koel Basin, Sone, and Phalgu has not received heavy rainfall.
Bagmati flows above the danger in most places, and Burhi hassle in Sikandarpur, Samastipur and Rosera.
Likewise, Kamla Balan flowed above the level of danger in Jialagar and Jhanjharpur in the Madhubani district.
In the West Chamaran district, heavy rain in the water catchment area, Bhapsa, Kosil, Haraha, Manor, Karhatawa, Smart, Gadah, Harbora, Harbora, Sirarahana and Doharum rivers have caused a puddle of around 250 Sikta Village, Flight, Gyaha, Majhaulia, Narakatag, Nautan, Bairia, Jogapati, Ramnagar, Baga-1, Baga-2, Madhubani Pipatasi, Bhitaha and Thakaraha Blocks.
Farmers in West Chambraran regency related to their rice seeds have been swept away.
Fear is that the coverage of rice transplants will only be around 40-45% of the area.
Some Panchayats remain disconnected from the Narakatiganj sub-division headquarters.
Because of the release that was unrelenting, the road approach was setu under the police station near Nainaha Dhala was broken.
Thousands of vehicles look stranded along the end of the bridge.
Sub-division hospitals and low places are under the ankles until deep water.
Excessive floodwaters for state highway near Hardiyachati under the Naurangia police station.
In Sitamarhi, all major rivers flowed above the danger on Friday.
The unrelenting rain in the Nepal water catchment area has added to the misery of people in the district.
District administration keeps strict vigilance in the Bagmati embankment, Lalbakeya, Lakhandei, JHIM, Rato and Marar Rivers.
Sitamarhi DM Sunil Kumar Yadav visits several dikes this week.
The worst low-affected locality faced by waterlogging in Sitamarhi is Raghunathpuri, Aadarsh Nagar, Pratap Nagar, Mirchayipatti and Raghunath Jha College.
People in these areas have begun to empty their homes and shift to safer places.
The Swollen River flooded many villages in North Bihar
