Sky-borne calamity wreaking havoc: Urmila Sagar overflows, Karauli-Dholpur freeway lower off, Parvati river in spate

Dhaulpur: For the final 42 hours, pure calamity has brought about nice havoc within the district. The district administration is in a repair as a result of overflowing of Urmila Sagar. After a lot deliberation, the officers have determined to chop off the Karauli-Dholpur freeway. The water of Urmila Sagar has been launched within the Dang space. About a dozen villages could be hit by floods. Apart from this, water has been launched into the river by opening 16 gates of Parvati dam early on Thursday, on account of which site visitors on the Bari Basedi route has been stopped. Due to the overflowing of Parvati river, 50 villages located across the river are prone to flood catastrophe.

Now Parvati river is in spate: Irrigation Department’s AEN Papendra Meena stated that on account of heavy rains within the catchment space of ​​Urmila Sagar Dam, it was determined to chop the Karauli-Dholpur freeway. On the directions of upper officers, the freeway was lower and water was launched within the Dang space. There is a heavy influx of water within the catchment space of ​​the dam. Traffic is being diverted from the outdated highway. Apart from this, 27,500 cusecs of water was launched into the Parvati river by opening 16 gates of Parvati Dam 3 ft early on Thursday. Due to the discharge of water into the Parvati river, the river has overflowed. Bari-Basedi Kolari-Maloni and Sakhwara-Mania highway have been fully closed. About three dozen villages have been related to the district headquarters. About half a dozen homes have additionally collapsed on account of rain. More than a dozen folks have been injured as a result of collapse of homes.

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5000 acres of Kharif crop broken: On the opposite hand, the climate division is warning of heavy rain in Dholpur district of japanese Rajasthan. Heavy rain with thunder might happen within the subsequent 1 to 2 days. The rain that has been pouring for the final 42 hours has flooded the district. About 1000 mm of rain has occurred to this point. The standing crops within the fields are crammed with water as much as three to 4 ft. About 2000 farmers of the district are being affected by the rain. At current, injury to about 5000 acres of Kharif crop is predicted.