Due to rise in the water level of Durgavati river for two days in Kaimur district, hundreds of acres of paddy crops of farmers of Durgavati block area are submerged in flood water. There is a strong current of water running near the bridge near Chehriyan and Dahala on Durgavati-Kakrait road and Chogra bridge on Durgavati-Chainpur road.
The courtyard of the high school located at Durgavati Bazaar is still filled with river water and the crops of farmers of dozens of villages including Dahla, Sarianav, Gorar, Machhanhata, Chehriyaan, Kushariyan, Chogra, Manoharpur, Khamidora, Semra, Dhanihari, etc. have been submerged. .
After the rain three days ago, there has been a huge increase in the water level of Durgavati river in the last two days. The good thing is that the water level of Karmanasha river is stable, otherwise many more villages would have been affected by floods.
The water level of Durgavati river has started decreasing since Friday. Despite this, hundreds of acres of paddy crop in the fields on the south side of the Durgavati River bridge got submerged in water in no time due to the flood waters of the Durgavati River.
A strong current started flowing on the road near Chehariya Bazaar and Dahala on Durgavati-Kakrait road. Similarly, on Durgavati-Chainpur road also, a strong current of the river started flowing on the road near Chogra bridge. However, people were crossing two and four wheelers through the same strong stream near Chehariya, Dahla.
River water has also entered the high school campus located on the river bank near Durgavati market, due to which the education of children is still disrupted.
Dozens of houses have fallen due to water near Dahla, on the north side of GT Road under Durgavati block. However, the water level of Durgavati river has started decreasing for the third day on Friday.
Even after the water level has receded, hundreds of acres of crops are submerged in water. Water is flowing on the roads at many places. However, people have expressed the possibility of getting relief due to slight decrease in water level.
