By Adam Ali for TwoCircle.net,
Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar yesterday made an aerial survey of the flood-hit areas in Gopalganj and Saran districts where Gandak River is making disaster. After the survey CM held a meeting with the officials of both the districts as well as in-charge of Disaster Management Department to know the situation and the relief works.
The water of the Gandak River breached the bund on Sunday and entered dozens of villages and started to flow on National Highway 28 that disrupted road traffic service.
“The administration of every affected area is doing relief work. The rescue operation is being done on war footing. People of affected villages are being shifted to safe places. For that a team of the National Disaster Response Force is at service with motorboats” said DM.
Meanwhile, there is a good news that water level is going down which surely will give relief to people and administration.