
Arunachal flood, landslide toll rises to 10
Arunachal flood, landslide toll rises to 10
According to the State Emergency Operation Centre , 938 individuals in 156 villages in 23 districts have been affected by the monsoon deluge.
The physique of Guptajit Bharali, swept away by flooded Sukha Nallah in Upper Digaru was recovered downstream at Lasa Pani in Lohit district on Sunday.
Governor Lt General Ok T Parnaik has expressed deep sorrow over the lack of lives and prolonged heartfelt condolences to the bereaved households. He urged residents to stay alert, particularly in susceptible and landslide-prone areas.
Calling on district administrations to stay vigilant, the governor emphasised the significance of night time time motion restrictions in dangerous zones and advocated proactive communication to maintain residents knowledgeable and secure.
With main rivers and their tributaries flowing above hazard ranges, flood-like situations and landslides have additionally been reported in West Kameng, Kamle, Lower and Upper Subansiri, Papum Pare, Dibang Valley, Lower Dibang Valley, Lohit, Changlang, Kra Daadi, Kurung Kumey, and Longding districts of the state.
In East Kameng district, a devastating landslide on the Bana–Seppa stretch of National Highway 13 late on Friday night time swept away a automobile carrying two households, killing all seven occupants.
In one other incident, two labourers have been buried underneath particles whereas engaged on a cabbage farm close to Pine Grove in Lower Subansiri district. Two others have been rescued.
Two individuals, one from Assam’s Dispur at Parshuram Kund in Lohit district and one other in Anjaw district, have gone lacking in separate incidents, the report mentioned, including, search operations are at the moment underway.
In Kamle district’s Pamluk village, a person was injured in a landslide and is receiving medical therapy.
In Changlang district, flash floods from the Buri-Dihing River washed away 50 per cent of the Makantong bridge on the Trans Arunachal Highway, on Saturday, severing important street connectivity between Miao and Bordumsa.
Several areas in Miao subdivision have been inundated, inflicting vital losses to livestock and horticultural property.
Tourist resorts equivalent to Zupra and River Cafe, situated alongside the Noa-Dehing River in Miao, have been submerged. The Industrial Training Institute at Balinong close to Namchick, underneath Kharsang circle, suffered large losses, with floodwaters destroying hostels, workers quarters, water tanks, and different key services.
The Noa-Dehing River has additionally eroded massive swathes of agricultural and horticultural land in Dharmapur block underneath Namphai circle. The M’pen and Deban areas are actually underneath water, officers mentioned.
In Upper Subansiri district, the water provide system has been severely disrupted as a consequence of a number of breaches within the Hangkar pipeline following heavy rainfall on Friday. Public Health Engineering Department groups are working to revive the provision, whereas tankers have been deployed to make sure interim aid.
Deputy Commissioner Tasso Gambo, together with PHED Executive Engineer Tago Dulom and different officers, visited the broken web site on Sunday. The DC directed instant repairs and urged fast water tanker distribution to affected areas.
In Namsai district, authorities have arrange a aid camp at Alubari Government Secondary School, the place 59 displaced persons are at the moment taking shelter.
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