Ganga Swells in Bihar: Over 27 Lakh Affected by Floods in 13 Districts, CM Inspects Relief Camps
Choudhary said the state is ready to extend aid as 27 lakh people remain affected and 1,429 boats support rescue operations.
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Ganga swells in Bihar: Over 27 lakh affected by floods in 13 districts, CM inspects relief camps
Around 27 lakh people have been affected as rivers overflowing in Bihar inundated 13 districts, prompting Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary to direct officials on Monday (September 7) to ensure prompt relief and rescue operations while inspecting community kitchens for flood victims in Vaishali and Bhagalpur. Officials said 190 community kitchens were being run in various flood-hit districts, while 1,429 boats have been pressed into service for re…
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Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary inspects flood relief camps in Hajipur, Sonpur
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary on Monday visited flood-affected areas of Vaishali and Saran districts and inspected relief camps in Hajipur and Sonpur. He reviewed arrangements at community kitchens, health and veterinary camps and interacted with flood-affected people. He said the Ganga water level had receded by 17-18 cm and the situation was expected to improve over the next two to three days.
Flood situation remains grim in Bihar; CM Samrat Choudhary inspects relief camps
Bihar Opposition Leader Tejashwi Yadav urges Prime Minister to declare the flood a ‘national disaster’ and provide ₹5,000 crore immediate assistance; officials say water levels in rivers have started going down in some places, even though they remain above danger level in other parts
Amid the dire flood situation in Bihar, Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary has personally taken charge of relief and rescue operations. The Chief Minister visited Vaishali and Saran and inspected community kitchens.
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