Dumka: Vehicular motion across national highway (NH) 80 got interrupted involving Barharwa (Sahibganj) along with Farakka from West Bengal as a part of the street got washed off near Nischitdhara across the boundary between the two countries because of high current of flooding water from this Gumani lake on Saturday evening after cyclone Yaas.
Hundreds of trucks engaged in transport of rock chips from Sahibganj parks have been stranded on each side of the street because it’s the only road linking the two nations.
Resources stated vehicular movement across the stretch between Barharwa and Farakka stayed ordinary till Saturday day but abruptly the water level of this river increased, washing a section of the street.
Vast regions are submerged submerged in Barharwa, Patna, Borio and Barhet cubes of the district because of the incessant storms triggered by the cyclone.
The district headquarters of Sahibganj can also be influenced, ” said officials.
The rain stopped movement on the street linking NH-80 because Saturday as a recreation of a bridge involving Mathiyo and Bada Bishanpur beneath Borio block was cleaned off.
Almost 1 dozen villages are inundated in Borio block because of the flooding water, encouraging the district government to establish a drive to change them into safer locations and supply relief stuff on a priority basis.
“Flood water is still flowing on various streets, such as the NH and country street,” Sahibganj deputy commissioner Ram Niwas Yadav explained, adding, ” there were not any lack of life.
“Water levels are slowly dropped,” he explained.
On recovery of the street, Yadav said he’s connected with NHAI police to reestablish the damaged part of roughly 25m about a priority.
“The rain submerged distinct localities of Sahibganj city that was mainly brought on by unplanned structures built throughout the course of time by the government businesses, such as railways, along with ordinary residents.
Improper drainage method turned into the situation unhappy,” Yadav clarified adding that a long-term program will be phased out to prevent such circumstance.
Yadav additionally said that the evaluation of the lack of plants and land of both farmers and farmers has been made and will shortly be transmitted to the country headquarter for launch of reimbursement.