Flood In Haryana: Devastation Seen in These 5 Districts of Haryana, 20 Deaths Due To Flood, 127 Houses Collapsed

By Yuva Patrakar Jul 15, 2023, 10:58 IST

Flood In Haryana :- Until a few days back, there was a problem of water all around. The recent rains and floods have made life difficult for the people. People are facing a lot of problems due to rains and floods. This time the weather has shown a tremendous form. People have lost their senses seeing him. So far 20 people have died due to the rains in Haryana. While 3 people are missing. 127 houses have collapsed due to heavy rains and floods. Due to heavy rains, water-logging situation has arisen in many districts and states.

982 situation of water logging in the village

In Haryana, water-logging has occurred in 982 villages in 11 districts including Ambala, Fatehabad, Faridabad, Panchkula, Jhajjar and Karnal. If we talk about Ambala, the residence of Agriculture and Health Minister Anil Vij in Ambala was also filled with flood water for the last 3 days. On Friday morning, when people came to meet him at his residence regarding water withdrawal, Anil Vij replied that after 48 years so much water has come in Ambala. Along with this, the employees were immediately ordered to drain the water.

Water filled in schools of Ambala and Kurukshetra due to heavy rains

Due to heavy rains (Flood In Haryana), 430 schools in Ambala caused water-logging in 203 government schools in Kurukshetra, due to which children had to take leave. While on one side the rains damaged the crops, on the other side the animals are also not getting a place to live. Due to waterlogging in the cow shed in Ambala, animals were tied on the roof. Twelve relief camps have been opened for the people trapped in the water. 13 thousand food packets have been delivered to the people trapped in their homes. Due to heavy rains, 3 kanwariyas were also washed away in Kurukshetra.

Kanthal's connection with Sangrur broken

At present the districts of Karnal, Kaithal, Kurukshetra, Yamunanagar, Ambala and Panipat are most affected by floods. Due to the reduction in the water level of Yamuna in Panipat, people have definitely got a sigh of relief. The danger mark of Yamuna is 231.50 metres. Presently Yamuna is flowing at 230.80 metres. Kanthal has also lost contact with Sagrur due to the collapse of the bridge at Khanori in Punjab.