Rajasthan News: After the Parvati river calmed down in Rajasthan’s Dholpur district, Chambal river began exhibiting its fierce kind on Friday night. Chambal has been in spate as a consequence of rain in Hadoti and Madhya Pradesh area. Meanwhile, the water stage of Chambal has reached 3 meters above the hazard mark. The district administration has issued an alert concerning this. Due to the flood in Chambal, a couple of dozen villages of Rajakheda subdivision space have misplaced contact with the subdivision headquarters.
recommendation given to folks
Rajakheda police station in-charge Veer Singh mentioned that because of the rising water stage of Chambal, there’s a heavy influx of water on the culvert of Andhiyari-Garhijafar village of Rajakheda. Due to which a dozen villages together with Garhi Jafar, Dagra, Barsala, Het Singh Ka Pura, Khod of the subdivision have misplaced contact with the subdivision headquarters.
He mentioned that conserving in view the protection of the frequent man, police power has additionally been deployed round Chambal. Permanent police power has been deployed by figuring out the factors the place water is flowing. Along with this, individuals are additionally being suggested to not cross the highway throughout the quick movement of water.
Chambal water stage reached above the hazard mark
On the opposite hand, District Collector Srinidhi Beeti mentioned that because of the rains in Hadoti and Madhya Pradesh, the Chambal river passing by means of the district is overflowing. The water stage of Chambal has crossed the hazard mark. She mentioned that the district administration has gone on alert mode. The villagers residing across the river have been suggested to remain secure. The SDM, Tehsildar and Patwari of the involved subdivision have been instructed to keep watch over the state of affairs.
Appeal to maintain distance from water
Army, Self Defense and SDRF have been placed on alert to take care of the catastrophe. Apart from this, directions have been given to the Medical Department and Food Department to stay alert. About 60 villages of Dholpur, Bari, Rajakheda and Sarmathura subdivisions are affected by the Chambal floods. The villagers have been appealed to maintain distance from water.
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