By Express News Service
JEYPORE: Incessant rains for final 5 days throughout Koraput district have introduced life to a grinding halt for locals, specifically in Jeypore city, as most residential areas remained waterlogged reportedly attributable to poor planning of city localities.
Sources stated with common 30 mm rainfall nearly day-after-day in Jeypore, most low mendacity areas like New Street, Parabeda, Power home and Jayanagar remained flooded. Residents attributed the issue to lack of correct planning, poor drainage and development of unlawful constructions.
In border areas of Koraput, site visitors remained disrupted with Chhattisgarh and Andhra Pradesh. Sources stated water stage in Kolab, Saberi and different rivers elevated. District emergency division sources knowledgeable that about 20 mm common rainfall was recorded within the final 24 hours.
Meanwhile, the district administration has requested block officers of Borigumma, Kundra, Kotpad and Jeypore to be alert within the occasion of emergency-like scenario.
JEYPORE: Incessant rains for final 5 days throughout Koraput district have introduced life to a grinding halt for locals, specifically in Jeypore city, as most residential areas remained waterlogged reportedly attributable to poor planning of city localities.
Sources stated with common 30 mm rainfall nearly day-after-day in Jeypore, most low mendacity areas like New Street, Parabeda, Power home and Jayanagar remained flooded. Residents attributed the issue to lack of correct planning, poor drainage and development of unlawful constructions.
In border areas of Koraput, site visitors remained disrupted with Chhattisgarh and Andhra Pradesh. Sources stated water stage in Kolab, Saberi and different rivers elevated. District emergency division sources knowledgeable that about 20 mm common rainfall was recorded within the final 24 hours.
Meanwhile, the district administration has requested block officers of Borigumma, Kundra, Kotpad and Jeypore to be alert within the occasion of emergency-like scenario.
