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Flood scene in Nagaon remains grim

Kopili and Borpani river have submerged over 100 villages under Kampur and Raha revenue circles

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NAGAON, June 1: The flood situation in Nagaon district is still grim on Saturday as well. Although the water level of the Kopili river has been slightly reduced, the water level of Nishari river at Kampur areas increased and the overflowing water of Nishari river inundated over fifty villages including Niz Kathiatoli, Tetelisara, Naambor Lalunggaon, Majorati, Bhalbhalia and the flood victims have been already shifted to the temporary shelter or relief camps set up by the district administration here.

It is reported that after the overflowing water of Kopili and Borpani river have submerged over 100 villages under Kampur and Raha revenue circles, the overflowing water of Nishari river has inundated another 50 villages under Kampur revenue circle on Saturday till the time of filing this report here. As per a report, the Kampur – Kathiatoli connecting PWD road has been inundated by flood water for which the road connection between Kampur – Kathiatoli has been disrupted on Saturday.

The district administration and district disaster management authority has already set up several relief camps at the flood hit areas under Kampur as well as Raha revenue circles and also deployed special rescue and SDRF teams. Besides, the administration immediately initiated the distribution of water bottles, food items like rice, pulses and medicine among the flood victims. Simultaneously, the administration also distributed animal-food among the people for feeding their domestic animals here.

District Commissioner, Nagaon Narendra Kr Shah along with a special team from district administration rushed to a relief camp setup at Rangolu HS School on Saturday and reviewed the situation as well as inspected all the facilities ensured by the line departments concerned. Shah also interacted with the inmates of the relief camp, sources added.

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