Dhanbad: The four-lane Dhaiya-Barwadda Road near Ranibandh in Dhaiya locality of the district remained under water for the third consecutive day on Monday.
Water has entered the houses located in the low-lying areas of Mallick Basti, Lahbani Basti, and nearby hamlets. Commuters continued to wade through knee-deep water, trucks and auto rickshaws broke down and had to be pulled out using JCBs.
Water-logging on the stretch has become a perennial problem as the road lacks drainage facility. The road is flanked by high-level areas on all sides, including the Ranibandh pond on one side. The problem has also aggravated because the road construction division has blocked one side of the road to raise the level of the road. DC Varun Ranjan said the district administration formed a committee to strategise permanent solutions for the problem.
Meanwhile, the water levels in Maithon and Panchet dams of the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) have receded to normal levels.
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Water has entered the houses located in the low-lying areas of Mallick Basti, Lahbani Basti, and nearby hamlets. Commuters continued to wade through knee-deep water, trucks and auto rickshaws broke down and had to be pulled out using JCBs.
Water-logging on the stretch has become a perennial problem as the road lacks drainage facility. The road is flanked by high-level areas on all sides, including the Ranibandh pond on one side. The problem has also aggravated because the road construction division has blocked one side of the road to raise the level of the road. DC Varun Ranjan said the district administration formed a committee to strategise permanent solutions for the problem.
Meanwhile, the water levels in Maithon and Panchet dams of the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) have receded to normal levels.
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The recent heavy rain in Goa has caused a road to be breached, leaving the village of Cajugotto completely cut off. The makeshift road that was the only access to the tribal hamlet has been washed away, leaving the 100 residents stranded. Children are particularly affected, as they have to trek 6km to reach the nearest high school. The Minister for Social Welfare has visited the site and instructed repairs to be made immediately. The village is also lacking a primary healthcare facility, with the nearest being 25km away.
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