North India Statesman
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The month of September is about to end and the monsoon is now preparing to cover up its luggage and bid farewell. But it seems that this farewell is not going to be so calm. In many parts of the country, especially in Gujarat and Maharashtra, the monsoon is wreaking havoc that people’s lives have stopped. The situation became so bad in the Dwarkam that the state highway connecting Kalyanpur to Porbandar was completely submerged in water. Meanwhile, a car was swept away by a strong flow of water. The heart of the people broke the heart when the beautiful garba pandals decorated for Navratri collapsed like strong winds and cards. More than 3,000 villagers of 8 districts here are in the grip of village. 28 people have died in Nanded district alone. The wheel of development has stopped. About 2,700 km of roads and more than 1,500 Pulbadh water have either been washed away or have been badly broken. It has also had a profound impact on children’s studies. More than 1,000 schools and hundreds of government buildings have been damaged. In view of these conditions, the Maharashtra Board has extended the date of filling the 12th examination form till 20 October. When you will get relief from this disaster? The Meteorological Department says that there is still time for the monsoon to be completely departed from the whole country and it can happen by 15 October. That is, a few days and some states may have to face such weather. At the moment, millions of people are living in the hope that this rainfall ends soon and their lives can return to track.
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