Bihar: After the sudden flood in Nepal, the danger of flood has increased in Bihar also. Let us tell you, in view of the sudden rise in water near the Nepal-China border and the strong flow of rivers, the administration has been instructed to remain alert in the border areas of Bihar. The water level of major rivers including Gandak and Kosi is being continuously monitored. According to the official flood forecast system of Bihar, on August 26, the water level at some stations of Gandak and Kosi was recorded above the warning or danger mark.
Keep an eye on the water coming from Nepal
Due to sudden flood in Bhotekoshi river in Nepal's Rasuwa district on Wednesday, there has been huge damage in Timure, Syafrubensei and surrounding areas. According to initial information, the flood water came from Tibet, the cause of which is under investigation and scientists have expressed the possibility of an incident related to ice avalanche or glacial lake. The flood water has moved further towards Trishuli river. In such a situation, people living in the lower areas of the river have been advised to remain alert and go to safe places if necessary.
🚨 Scary scene of terrible flood in Nepal 🇳🇵
A sudden severe flood in Bhote Koshi river in Rasuwa district of Nepal caused huge devastation.
According to reports, a large number of people have been affected by the flood. Many markets, villages and hydropower projects have also been badly affected by the floods.
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Special preparations regarding Gandak Barrage
Instructions have also been given to exercise caution regarding the operation of the gates of Gandak Barrage in Bihar. Officials have been told that if additional water comes from Nepal, it should be released in a controlled manner, so that the pressure on the low-lying areas does not increase suddenly. Along with this, special attention is being kept on districts like West Champaran, East Champaran, Gopalganj, Saran and Vaishali belonging to Gandak Basin. At the same time, surveillance has also been increased in Supaul, Saharsa, Madhepura and Araria of Kosi Basin.
massive devastation in nepal
The flood in Rasuwa has caused huge damage to roads, bridges and other infrastructure facilities. Information has come to light that several parts of the 42 kilometer long road and many bridges have been washed away. Nepal's army has intensified relief and rescue operations. 25 people have been evacuated safely and rescue operations are being conducted with the help of helicopters in the affected areas.
Considering the situation in Nepal, the administration is alert in the border areas of India also. Under this, the water level of rivers, embankments and sensitive areas in Bihar is being continuously monitored, so that in case of rising water, preparations for relief and rescue can be made in time.