Torrential rains turned villages into islands (ETV BHARAT JAIPUR)
Jaipur : After the torrential rain on Tuesday night time within the rural areas of the district, the lifetime of the individuals obtained disrupted. After the rain, the dams, ponds and ponds constructed within the space are overflowing. At the identical time, the Jetpura dam in-built Jaisinghpura Gram Panchayat has overflowed after 8 years and the water stage has risen as much as two toes. At the identical time, in Sinondia village of Sambhar Lake subdivision space, homes are crammed with water as much as two toes. Due to this, individuals needed to go to a protected place and spend the night time. At the identical time, because of water filling within the homes, many homes have developed cracks and many homes have sunk into the bottom. Due to heavy rain, villages have develop into ponds.
On receiving the knowledge, the Gram Panchayat administration made preparations for water drainage by digging a number of roads with the assistance of JCB. After that, individuals heaved a sigh of reduction, however on Wednesday morning additionally, water was seen in homes in lots of areas of the area. Apart from this, roads had been seen turning into ponds. Due to this, college students going to highschool additionally needed to face issues. In such a scenario, the varsity administration declared holidays for the colleges. At the identical time, after the rain, the fields in a dozen Gram Panchayats had been crammed with water, because of which the priority of the farmers has elevated. Due to the dams, ponds and ponds being full, there was heavy injury to the crops within the fields.
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Torrential rains have an effect on regular life: On Tuesday, drizzling rain began at 7 pm, and inside no time, torrential rain began with robust winds and thunder. The rain continued intermittently for 3 hours within the space. Due to heavy rain, the villages turned islands. Due to this, individuals saved their lives by going to protected locations. Local resident Munna Mumtaz requested Sinodiya Sarpanch Girdhari Kulhari to empty out the water that had entered the village and homes from the catastrophe reduction administration crew.
