Lohardaga: Due to rains since last two days due to cyclone Michong, life has become disrupted. It has become difficult for people to even leave their homes. Due to continuous rain on Wednesday and Thursday, people have been forced to hide in their homes. School students were seen reaching school drenched due to the rain caused by the cyclone. While life has become disrupted due to incessant rains, lines of worry are clearly visible on the faces of farmers. The harvested paddy crop kept in the farmers’ fields is on the verge of being ruined. Farmers say that they are likely to suffer huge losses due to this rain. The paddy crop that is cut and left in the field will become worth harvesting only after the sun rises. These days the paddy crop which has been harvested has been kept in the field. The seeds will start sprouting from those paddy ears, the rice of the money that will be saved will turn black. Apart from this, rice will also not be tasty.
Even animals are facing problems due to increasing cold
Farmers said that cow rearing has become a difficult task due to continuous rains for two days. Due to increasing cold, it will be difficult for cows, bulls, goats and young cows to escape from the cold. Due to the cold, small children are being kept covered somehow so that the children of cows, buffaloes and goats do not fall ill due to the cold. Farmers also told that usually big cows and bulls are kept outside the house. But due to continuous rain and increasing cold, they are forced to keep their cattle in the same houses where they live. Vegetable cultivation in the fields has also come to the verge of destruction. As long as it is raining, the cultivation of vegetables in the fields is safe. As soon as the rain ends, there will be fog and this fog will cause huge damage to the vegetables grown in the fields.