Bihar News: Near flood in Bhagalpur district of Bihar 3 lakh 87 thousand 600 people affected Has happened. The situation is being continuously monitored in 269 villages of 82 panchayats in 13 zones of the district. Disaster Management Minister Ratnesh Saada, while conducting a high-level review of relief and rescue operations on Monday, September 8, informed the officials. 24 hour alert mode Gave instructions to stay in.
The Minister said that the safety of flood affected people and providing timely relief is the top priority of the state government. He asked the officials to provide assistance even to remote and submerged areas.
23,412 people evacuated to safe places
After the rise in water level, from sensitive and risky areas till now 23,412 people from 4,696 families were evacuated safely. Has gone. They have been taken to relief centres.
For movement of people and emergency relief operations in remote and submerged areas. Operation of 90 boats Is being done.
Food arrangement from 91 Community Kitchen
For flood affected people in the district 91 Community Kitchen Are being driven. According to the district administration, till now food has been provided to 1,92,276 people through them.
Bhagalpur city including TNB Collegiate, CTS/Church grounds 7 major relief camps have also been made. So far 20,068 people have availed shelter and food facilities in these camps.
Distribution of 7,025 polythene sheets
Till now, the administration has not reached among the flood affected families. 7,025 polythene sheets Have been distributed. Necessary arrangements have been made by identifying Ganesh Basa-01, 02 and 03 in Ismailpur for housing the affected people of Raghopur area of Kharik.
The Minister has given instructions to deliver dry ration and other relief materials on priority to those areas where it is difficult to provide Community Kitchen facilities immediately.
8 Veterinary Camp for animals
In the district for the protection of livestock during floods. 8 Veterinary Camps and 5 Mobile Veterinary Teams Are active. So far 1,846 animals have been treated through these. Instructions have also been given to provide adequate animal fodder in the affected areas.
6,366 people treated in 13 health camps
Considering the risk of diseases and infections after floods 13 health camps are being operated. Of these, medical facilities have been provided to 6,366 people so far.
Disaster Management Minister Ratnesh Saada told the officials that there should be no negligence in relief work till the situation becomes normal and every affected family should Food, dry ration, health facilities, animal fodder and other essential relief materials. Should be delivered.