Patna, September 5 (Daily Kiran) : Several districts in Bihar are grappling with severe flooding, significantly disrupting daily life and resulting in property damage. The state government is making concerted efforts to deliver relief to those affected. Minister Ram Kripal Yadav emphasized that the government’s top priority is to provide all possible assistance to flood victims.
In the Danapur Diara area, floodwaters have also inundated local neighborhoods. Minister Yadav visited the affected villages, spending several hours assessing the situation and listening to residents’ concerns. The Chief Minister is closely monitoring the flood-affected regions, conducting aerial surveys to evaluate the damage.
Yadav has instructed officials during meetings to ensure that maximum relief reaches those impacted by the floods. Community kitchens have been established in affected areas to provide meals to residents. In Danapur, these kitchens are operational, and efforts are underway to deliver essential services to other impacted locations.
The government is also making arrangements for livestock affected by the flooding. Efforts are being made to relocate people and their animals to safer areas. Yadav mentioned that provisions have been made for animals at the Baldeva School in Danapur.
Tragically, one individual has drowned during the flooding in Yadav’s area. He has reported this incident to the authorities, and the process to provide compensation to the deceased’s family is being initiated in accordance with government protocols.
Yadav stated that the Bihar government’s resources are primarily allocated for disaster relief. The administration is committed to taking all necessary steps to support those in need. He also noted that the Leader of the Opposition has visited the flood-affected Raghopur area, which is experiencing erosion and flooding. The government’s goal is to ensure timely delivery of relief supplies, food, safe shelter, and other essential services to those affected.
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