Heavy rains have worsened the Bihar Flood Darbhanga crisis. The rising Kamala River broke embankments in Keoti block, flooding over two dozen villages. The water spread quickly toward Majhigama Panchayat, submerging fields and homes. The Chief Officer Bhaskar Kumar Mandal led nonstop repair work, but embankment breaches continued. Farmers fear severe loss of paddy crops.
The Bagmati and Adhwara rivers also rose above danger levels, causing fresh trouble. Flood control teams repaired leaks at Somar Haat and Ekmighat, while boats were sent to rescue people in marooned areas. In Kusheshwarsthan East, mobility is paralyzed as floodwater covers roads. Nearly forty boats are helping villagers travel safely.
Though water levels are slowly decreasing, thousands remain affected. The government is providing constant monitoring and relief, but fear remains high among locals. The Bihar Flood Darbhanga situation highlights urgent needs for stronger embankments and long-term water management.
