Rain became a disaster in Balrampur, roads were made in the river, schools and houses entered into water:

News India Live, Digital Desk: In many districts of Uttar Pradesh, monsoon rains have brought trouble along with relief. The heavy and intermittent rain in Balrampur district for the last two days has disturbed public life. The most impact is being seen in the Terai region, where many mountainous drains are in spate due to the water coming from the hills of Nepal. The same is that the roads have become ponds, government schools have been flooded and many villages have lost contact.

Water up to 2 feet on the roads, school became pond

The hill drain of the district is in spate due to heavy rains, which has entered many nearby villages. Laliya-Banghusari and Banghusari-Ambarnagar route is flowing about two feet of water, which has made it difficult for people to come and go. The most bad situation is of Itahiya Primary School, which has completely submerged, which has stalled the education of children, in the same way, the floods of the Jhajar mountain drain including the floods in the Jharjhar mountain drain, including Ramgarh Maidanj and Suganagar village, were flooded with the floods of the Maharajganj, including the floods of the Maharajganj, the floods of the Maharajganj, the floods of the Maharajganj Maidanjanjar and Have gone

Water entered homes, people taking shelter in high places

Water has started entering dozens of houses in the villages situated in low -lying areas like Itaihiya and Banghusari. Troubled villagers are taking out their important goods and taking them to high and safe places. Local people say that hill drains like Hengha, Gauria, Kachni are directly connected to the hills of Nepal, so whenever there is heavy rains, they have to bear the brunt of it. He says that every year he has to face similar difficulties, but so far no concrete solution has been found.

Somewhere there is trouble, somewhere relief

While this rain has disturbed the common life, on the other hand, some smiles have also been brought on the faces of the farmers. Villagers believe that flood waters will benefit the paddy and sugarcane crop to a great extent. However, roads and roads have deteriorated due to waterlogging, causing trouble.

Administration ordered inquiry

In view of the seriousness of the case, Sadar SDM Hemant Kumar Gupta has sent the revenue team to the affected areas and directed to take stock of the flood situation. The Meteorological Department has also issued warnings of heavy rains in many surrounding districts including Basti, Siddharth Nagar, Gonda, Balrampur, Shravasti and Bahraich, which is expected to worsen the situation in the coming time.