Muzaffarpur. The sudden severe flood in Nepal on Wednesday morning has increased the concern in India, especially the border areas of Bihar. After the rapid rise in the water level of Trishuli River in Rasuwa district, an alert has been issued in the low-lying areas. The worsening situation in Nepal may also affect travelers traveling to India. At the same time, the water level of Gandak and Budhi Gandak rivers in Bihar is being continuously monitored.
Trishuli river in spate, alert till Chitwan
In view of the rising water level of Trishuli river in Rasuwa district, Nepal administration and security agencies are in alert mode (Alert Mode) has arrived. People living on the banks of the river have been advised to remain alert and avoid visiting the coastal areas unnecessarily. According to the Chief District Officer of Rasuwa, the effect of the surge of Trishuli river is clearly visible from Dhunche area itself. Due to rising river water, the danger in the surrounding areas has increased.
Increased surveillance on Gandak-Budhi Gandak
The sudden increase in the water level of rivers in Nepal can also affect the rivers of Bihar. The concern of Bihar administration has increased regarding the water level of Gandak river coming from Nepal. It is important to keep an eye on the changes in the water level of Budhi Gandak river along with Gandak. Keeping in view the possible situation in the areas situated on the river banks, monitoring can be increased at the local level.
Advisory for travelers going to Nepal
There is a possibility that traffic on many major routes of Nepal will be affected due to floods. Government of Nepal Prithvi Highway, Galchi-Nuwakot-Rasuwa-Syafrabensi Road and Muglin-Narayangarh Road But it is advised to avoid travelling. Movement may be disrupted if situations like floods and landslides occur on the roads. In such a situation, travelers going to Kathmandu from India have been advised to get information about the situation and advisories of the local administration before travelling.
Indian Tourists: Travel of Indian tourists may also be affected
Floods in Nepal and possible disruption on road routes may also impact Indian tourists. Especially the travelers going to Nepal by road may have to face difficulties. Till the situation becomes normal, tourists and travelers have been advised to avoid the affected routes and follow the instructions of the local administration.
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Army took over the responsibility of relief and rescue
Nepali Army has intensified relief and rescue operations in flood affected areas. Helicopters have also been deployed along with rescue teams, so that help can be provided to the people trapped in the affected areas. Indian officials are also keeping an eye on the situation in Nepal. especially in Bihar Changes in the water level of Gandak River Caution is being taken regarding this. The flood risk in Bihar will be assessed based on the water flow from Nepal and weather conditions in the coming hours.