Alert sounded in Bihar amid heavy rain forecast
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The Bihar state government has issued a high alert across 17 districts due to heavy rainfall and rising water levels in the Gandak, Bagmati, and Kosi rivers.
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- Bihar officials ordered a high-level alert across 17 districts following heavy rainfall in Nepal and rising river levels.
- Authorities directed local district magistrates to monitor embankments and relocate residents from vulnerable areas as necessary.
- Disaster response forces have been placed on standby with rescue equipment ready for deployment.
- The government is monitoring the situation while urging the public to avoid panic and rumors.
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“All available resources are being kept in standby or active mode so that rescue and relief operations can commence immediately if required. The State government is continuously monitoring the situation. The administration is fully alert, and necessary rescue and relief resources are already being deployed in vulnerable areas. For any emergency assistance, the Disaster Management Department’s toll-free number, 1070, can be contacted”
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…Instructions have been given to maintain continuous coordination and communication among the district administration, police, Water Resources Department, Disaster Management Department, and other relevant departments. “ All available resources are being kept in standby or active mode so that rescue and relief operations can commence immediately if required. The State government is continuously monitoring the situation. The administration is fully alert, and necessary rescue and relief resources are already being deployed in vulnerable areas. For any emergency assistance, the Disaster Management Department’s toll-free number, 1070, can be contacted ,” said a senior official present in the meeting. Mr. Amrit instructed all DMs to keep public representatives and the general public informed through regular press conferences and to clarify that there is no cause for…
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NamedIndia · Nepal · Bagmati · Bihar · Bihar Weather Service Centre · Central Water Commission · Disaster Management Department · Gandak · Kosi · National Disaster Response Force · Pratyaya Amrit · State Disaster Response Force · Water Resources Department
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