As an aftermath of heavy rains, the bridge between Shahgarh Station and Sandai Halt on the Pilibhit-Mailani Junction railway route was washed away by the robust present of the Sakaria stream on Sunday night time.
The washing away of the bridge has uncovered the poor building high quality. Consequently, the railway administration has presently suspended all prepare operations on this route. This has additionally created obstacles for the operation of recent trains. The development of a brand new bridge will take appreciable time. Taking to X, Akhilesh Yadav mocks BJP and tweets:
इस पुल का भी हाल वैसा जैसे भाजपा सरकार
अटका है अधर में बिना तार, बिना कोई आधार pic.twitter.com/FdWfq4TsDL
— Akhilesh Yadav (@yadavakhilesh) July 8, 2024
The life in Pilibhit district has been disrupted as a result of rain that has been occurring for the previous three days. The rivers have began overflowing as a result of rain, inflicting flood-like conditions in a number of areas. The water stage within the Sharda River has elevated, resulting in flood circumstances within the villages of the trans-Sharda area. Within the border village of Bailha in Nepal, floodwater has entered the homes. The district administration has issued an alert in view of the flood and rain.
The flood amid the rain has elevated the difficulties for the villagers. Many villagers have left their houses and brought shelter in greater locations, whereas many have positioned their home goods on the roofs of their homes. On Sunday, 1.29 lakh cusecs of water had been launched into the Sharda River. 2905 cusecs of water have been launched into the Deoha River. That is rising the water ranges of each rivers.
ADM Finance and Income, Ritu Poonia, has issued an alert in view of the rain and flood. She knowledgeable that the water ranges in Sharda and Deoha rivers are rising. Contemplating this, individuals are suggested to not go close to the river banks. Individuals residing alongside the river banks ought to transfer to safer locations. The ADM has directed the Lekhpals, income inspectors, village growth officers, and personnel stationed at flood posts to stay alert.
