The view after the water level increased in village Kaithi.
Ayodhya. After the continuous fluctuations in the water level of Saryu, the rise in the water level stopped on Sunday. Still, Saryu is still flowing 26 cm above the danger mark. Six villages of Sadar tehsil are surrounded by flood water. People of the coastal areas of Sohawal and Rudauli tehsil, who were scared of the possibility of flood, heaved a sigh of relief but now erosion has increased in many villages here.
On Sunday, the water level of Saryu was recorded at 92.99 meters which is 26 cm above the red mark of 92.73 meters. According to the report of the Central Water Commission, the rise in the water level of Saryu has stopped since Saturday evening. Still, it is above the danger mark. Its uncertainty remains. In such a situation, the water police is also being cautious for the safety of the devotees at the bathing ghats of Saryu in Ayodhya Dham.
According to the Pura Bazaar representative, erosion has increased in Madarhiya village of Rampur Puwari Majha of Sadar tehsil. The village is surrounded by water from all sides. Six villages of Purabazar are surrounded by flood water. Rampur Puwari Majha’s Pradhan Ramesh Nishad said that erosion has increased in Madarhiya village. Electric poles have also come under its grip, which are getting electricity supply. Departmental employees were asked several times to stop the supply but it has not been stopped till now. Due to this, there is a danger of accident along with current flow.
On the other hand, flood water has surrounded Kaithi Manjha village of Rudauli. Hundreds of acres of crops have rotted and fallen. Sarwar Singh, a resident of Noorpur, said that the main occupation of the families settled here is farming and milk production. During the last decade, hundreds of acres of land have been submerged in the river. Seeing the rising and falling water level of the river, thousands of people of dozens of villages on the banks are scared of the possibility of flood. Revenue Inspector Anil Yadav said that information about erosion has not been received yet.
Heavy rain in Naka area, rest of the city yearned for drizzle
Ayodhya. The thick clouds in the sky are raining in patches. Forget about different areas of the district, in the city itself, Naka and the surrounding areas received heavy rain for an hour on Sunday morning. During this time, the rest of the city was yearning for a drizzle. It is a different matter that there was a lot of relief from the heat.
Monsoon has been active for the past several days but rain is occurring in patches. A day before, on Saturday, many areas of Milkipur and Bikapur also received torrential rain. During this time, the rest of the areas of the district remained dry. Meanwhile, on Sunday, the maximum temperature was 32.5 degrees below normal, 0.5 degrees below normal. While the minimum temperature was recorded at 25.5 degrees below normal, 0.5 degrees below normal. According to the Meteorological Department of Acharya Narendra Dev Agriculture and Technology University, there is a possibility of moderate to dense clouds and light to moderate rain in eastern UP in the next 24 hours.
