Rajasthan News: Torrential rains are persevering with in Rajasthan. Due to heavy rains, there are flood-like circumstances in lots of districts. In Karauli district, an estimated 900 mm of rain has occurred after a few years. Due to the continual rain within the district, the crops of the farmers have been broken. Due to which, for the tenth time on this monsoon season, 6500 cusecs of water is being launched by opening 2 gates of Panchana, the largest dam of the district. The most water stage of the dam is 258.62 meters and the water has reached 258.35 meters.
Appeal to steer clear of the move space
Water Resources Department officers XEN Sushil Gupta, AEN Veer Singh Jatav, JEN Sudesh Gurjar and Bhavani Singh are maintaining a tally of the water stage of the dam. Also, the dam officers have appealed to the individuals to be cautious and preserve distance from the river move space.
All the dams within the district overflow
After a few years of heavy rains, main dams within the district have overflowed. Along with this, water can be being drained from Kalisil Dam, Ninder Dam, Jagar Dam and Mamachari Dam. At the identical time, Rangwa Lake constructed on Karauli-Mandarayal Road within the district headquarters can be utterly crammed and has overflowed a number of occasions. This is the primary time after 1996 that such a lot of water has arrived in Rangwa Lake. The Meteorological Department has additionally warned of heavy rains within the subsequent two days.
Water crammed in lots of areas of the town
Water Resources Department Engineer Sushil Kumar Gupta stated that individuals dwelling on the banks of Gambhir river, farmers and cattle rearers have been appealed to not go within the river move space and to be cautious. The rain which began on Wednesday morning continued until Thursday morning, as a consequence of which many areas of the town are flooded. The division is making an attempt to empty out the water.
Farmers crops had been ruined
Due to extreme rain within the rural areas of the district, crops have suffered heavy losses. Villagers say that crops like millet, sesame, maize, peanuts, sorghum, moong, urad have rotted as a consequence of waterlogging within the fields. We have suffered losses value lakhs of rupees as a result of injury to the crops. The villagers accused the administration and stated that no assist of any form has been given. They additionally stated that the administration has not taken any concrete steps that might profit all of us farmers.
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