Lalmonirhat Teesta, Saniajan and Dharla rivers flooded, new areas flooded

Mostafizur Rahman, Lalmonirhat: In Lalmonirhat, the water of Teesta and Dharla, Saniajan rivers is flowing over the danger zone and new low lying areas are being flooded. On June 29 at 12 noon in the district's Hatibandha Teesta Dahlia Point Bipatsima 2 s. Mr. The water level above and below the danger level is 23 cm. New areas are flowing due to the rising water of Saniajan river. The flood information center also forecast the flood situation to deteriorate in the next 24 hours. In the last one month, ordinary people have become helpless due to several floods. Hundreds of thousands of people have been stranded on the banks of Teesta and Dharla rivers in Patgram, Hatibandha, Kaliganj, Aditmari and Sadar upazilas of the district. To increase the water level of Teesta Dharla and Saniajan rivers, Dahagram of Patgram of the district, Gaddimari of Hatibandha, Doani, Chayani, own Sheikh Sundar of Saniajan Union, Bagher Char, Ramniganj of Fakirpara UP, Dhubani of Singamari Union, Patibari, Hall of Sindhurna Upazila, Kaligari , Char Bairati, Mahishkhocha of Aditmari Upazila, Kalmati, Palashi and Falimari Char of Sadar Upazila, Khuniagach, Kulaghat, Mughalhat, Barbari, Rajpur, Gokunda Union, millions of people have been trapped in the Teesta river. The floods of the last one week have again appeared as a blow to the flood victims. These waterlogged people are in dire straits due to food and safe water crisis and deterioration of sewerage system. Normal traffic has been disrupted as low-lying roads have been submerged. These Banavasi people are also in trouble with livestock and cattle. They are also suffering to keep cows and goats in a safe place with food crisis. Meanwhile, 52 mm rainfall has been recorded in Lalmonirhat district in the last 24 hours. The Flood Information Center has also forecast a worsening flood situation in the northern Teesta and Dharla areas in the next 24 hours. Mizanur Rahman, executive engineer of the district water development board, said the Teesta Dharla and Saniajan rivers were overflowing, creating a flood situation. The water may rise further in the next 24 hours. We are ready to deal with emergencies.