Bihar Flood Threat Widens as Gandak, Ganga Breach Danger Marks
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Bihar flood threat widens as Gandak, Ganga breach danger marks
Bihar is facing a severe flood situation with the Central Water Commission issuing an 'Orange' bulletin as the Gandak and Ganga rivers flow above danger marks, leading to embankment breaches and inundation in Saran and other districts. Relief and rescue operations are intensifying with NDRF and SDRF teams deployed, and ration packets being air-dropped to affected areas.
In Bettiah, Bihar, a bridge near Chhotalal Chowk on the Pujha-Patjirwa-Bettiah main road has collapsed. A canal in the same area also broke, causing a torrent of water to flow onto the road. Consequently, vehicular traffic on the main road has been completely blocked. The administration has appealed to people to avoid this route and to take alternative routes.
Flood threat in Bihar: Orange alert issued for 28 locations, Gandak water enters new areas in Saran; what is the situation?
In West Champaran's Bairia block, a large portion of the Poojaha-Bettiah main road was washed away due to the intense pressure of floodwaters. Traffic on the road has been completely disrupted after the road broke near Nimoiya Kund Chhote Lal Chowk in Baghi Baghambarpur Panchayat. Vehicle movement on both sides of the road has been halted, exacerbating the problems for local residents. According to villagers, after the Champaran embankment near …
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