Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh was recorded about seven normal rain when touching 40.3 mm in 24 hours, recorded at 8:30 a.m.
on Friday.
The intensity of rainfall which is seen on Wednesday and Thursday has been significantly reduced throughout the country and the chairman of the Minister of Yogi Adityanath has directed cross-district officials to assess losses to life and property so that compensation can be issued for beneficiaries.
Relief Commissioner Ranvir Prasad said that the state recorded 73.4 mm rainfall for 48 hours.
“On Thursday, the country recorded 33.1 mm rainfall while on Friday morning the country had recorded 40.3 mm rainfall which was about seven times more than 5.5 mm normal for the same period.
This monsoon, the country has seen 704 MM rain is around 94% of normal, “he said.
He said that there were around five to six districts who still experienced flooding as rivers such as Rapti, Sharda and Ghagra flowing above danger.
“Help work occurs in these villages but overall there has been an increase in the flood situation,” he said.
In a meeting held on Friday, CM direct all district judges and local officials to assess the loss due to heavy rainfall since Wednesday.
DM and local bodies are also directed to ensure that there is no water logging.
“CM has said that all treatments must be taken to ensure that there is no disease spread due to rain and water logging.
All necessary settings must be made to ensure relief in affected people.
The Ministry of Health has been directed to ensure that there are a number of doctors, paramedic staff And all drugs needed at the Primary Health Center and the District Hospital, “said a government spokesman.
CM has also directed officials to ensure that fogging was carried out to prevent mosquito breeding, especially because the case of dengue fever was reported from various parts of the country.