New Delhi. Monsoon has gained momentum in many parts of the country, but with this, the problems of common people have also increased. The heavy rains in the Malappuram district of Raipur (Raipur), the capital of Chhattisgarh and Malappuram district of Kerala have severely affected life. While waterlogging has been created in many areas of Raipur, many trees have been uprooted due to strong winds and rain in Malappuram. In both these places, the administration is on alert and is engaged in relief work.
Many parts of the city have been flooded due to heavy rains in Raipur for the last 24 hours. Water has accumulated up to the knees in the main roads, colonies and markets. This has made it difficult for people to leave the house. Traffic system has also collapsed due to waterlogging and there is a situation of jam in many places. The administration has intensified the system of drainage, but the situation may take time to normalize due to continuous rains.
The Raipur administration has directed to keep schools and colleges temporarily closed. People have been appealed that they should not unnecessarily get out of the house and stay in safe places. Municipal employees are working to drain water by planting pumps in waterlogged areas. Also, the control room has also been activated, where citizens can file their complaints.
There are strong winds with heavy rains in Malappuram district of Kerala. Due to this, incidents of falling trees have come to light in many areas. Several roads have been jammed due to falling trees and traffic has been badly affected. Electric poles were also broken at some places, causing the power supply to come to a standstill. Due to rain, water has entered many houses, causing people to take shelter in safe places.
Power supply has been affected in many areas of Malappuram. Mobile networks have also been disrupted due to continuous rains and winds, making people difficult to contact. Electricity department teams are working on the spot to fix the broken wires and pole. The local administration has started preparations for relief camps so that the affected people can be sent there if needed.
