North-east precipitation: the clouds in the northeast have created tandava, slipping mountains, thousands of houses collapsed, rivers on the boom; IMD Liberated Red Alert

Northeast precipitation: Even before the arrival of the monsoon, the clouds changed the attitude. Above all, the northeast states are wreaking havoc due to clouds. In most states, general life is completely affected by heavy rain. In Manipur, Tripipura, Sikkim and Assam, around 10 rivers are in the process of rainy rains day and night, flood -type conditions have been created in most regions. People ‘houses were damaged due to excessive precipitation. Thousands of people are seriously affected. However, other rescue teams, including the NDRF, carried out relief rescue operations. In the last 48 hours only in Manipur, 3,802 people have been affected due to floods and landslides and 883 houses were damaged. More or less the same situation is in Assam, Tripipura and other border states. IMD has just indicated a similar time. If this situation prevails, the situation may be more frightening. IMD issued a red alert.

Broken Snakes in Manipur

In Manipur, Dhikari said that due to the rise of rivers and the breakdown of the embankment, there was an envelope in many regions of the capital of the Imphal and Imphal East District State. The governor of Manipur, Ajay Kumar Bhalla, visited several submerged areas of the city of Imphal, while the soldiers of the army and the Assam rifles rescued around 800 people from the submerged areas of Imphal, the most affected district. Following floods and landslides in the state, at least 3,802 people were affected in the last 48 hours and 883 houses have been damaged. Until Saturday evening, a total of 3,275 areas or villages were affected by heavy rains, during which two people were also injured and 64 animals were died. Until now, there have been 12 incidents of landslides in total through the state.

Another official said there was a plowing in several offices and establishments, including the All India Radio Infal complex and the Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences, after the Imphal River was in the control zone. Sunday, the water level of the Iril river in Imphal East District crossed the brand of danger, although the embankment has not yet been broken. The local population and civil servants try to strengthen the embankments.

Another official said that Checkon and Wangkhai’s water level decreased on Sunday morning, but the situation in the districts of Khurai and Hingang remains the same. The declaration published by Raj Bhavan said that during his visit, the governor asked the authorities to closely monitor the river position and implement the precautionary measures. According to the press release, the Governor has managed the assistant commissioners to organize temporary rescue and rescue measures for the persons and units concerned with the disaster response (SDRF) and the national disaster response (NDRF) were also alerted.

Bad time in Tripipura

Due to continuous rains in Tripipura, a person died of falling into the sewer due to a massive plowing. Officials said that the Agartala state capital had received about 200 mm of rain in just three hours, which is a record. Normal life was affected due to night rains and people had to walk in the water filled in front of the residence of chief minister Manik Saha. Saha said on Sunday that around 1,300 families took refuge in camps in the West Tripipura district due to continuous rains in the last 48 hours. The situation is almost normal in the remaining seven districts, except West Tripipura, although the continuous rains have caused a water commitment in many low zones. The Vishal Kumar district magistrate, West Tripipura, said that after the floods in many low zones, more than 5,000 citizens have taken refuge in 27 AGARTALA Corporation AGARTALA rescue camps.

The chief minister wrote on the “Facebook” social media forum, “around 1,300 families took refuge in rescue camps in the Tripipura West district due to continuous rains in the past two days. The government was closely monitored the situation. District administration, the National Strength of Response to Disasters (NDRF), the distribution of state disasters (SDRF), civiliansvaks and agencies have been deployed to help people.

Havoc of hunger at Sikkim

The water level of the Teesta river increased due to continuous rains in Sikkim on Sunday, while the search for nine disappeared is still postponed after a tragic accident earlier this week. A tourist vehicle carrying 11 people near Chubombu got off the road and fell into the Teesta river about 1,000 feet less. Two passengers were rescued that night, while the nine remaining people, including the driver, are still not known. The campaign is obstructed due to bad weather. The situation has worsened due to heavy rains throughout the night and Cloudlarst in the upper areas. IMD has issued a red alert for the Mangan district, which should have strong precipitation to very strong. Orange Alert was issued for Gyalashing, Namchi, Soreng, Gangtok and Pakyong for the next 24 hours.

District officials confirmed that the landslides caused by incessant rains have damaged several properties in the regions of the time and Chungthang in northern Sikkim. According to the Superintendent of the Mangan police, Sonam Decu Bhutia, 115 tourists are currently blocked in Lachen and approximately 1,350 in Lachung. Bhutia said: “Due to blocking the access to the two directions due to many field comrades, tourists were invited to stay in their hotels. Once the roads are completely cleaned, the withdrawal will start. All day will continue to have heavy rains in the region, which was specially affected by the Chugthang Subdivision. Rescue and rescue.

Rivers on the Boom in Assam

The heavy rains continue in Assam, disturbing rail and road services. More than 78,000 people have been affected in more than 15 state districts. The CWC released “Orange Bulletin” given the “serious flood situation” in the state. 10 major rivers, including Brahmaputra and Barak, flow over the danger mark. On Saturday evening, five people lost their lives due to landslides and three due to the floods. “ Red Alert ” was released in three districts of the western part of the State and “Orange Alert” in eight districts. The CWC bulletin declares that the Brahmaputra river in Dibrugarh and Nimati Ghat (Jorhat) flows above the danger brand. The other rivers that crossed the danger mark include the Dhaleshwari river in Ghamura (Halakandi), stop in Dholai (Cachar), Katkhal in Matizuri (Halakandi), Barak in Badarpur Ghat (Sri Bhoomi) in Barak, Numaligarh (Golaghat) Dhansiri and Kopili in Kashili.

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