Kota : Torrential rain continues in Hadoti region. It rained throughout Saturday night and Sunday. Due to this, the rivers are in spate and there is a huge inflow of water in the dams. Due to this, water is being drained by opening the gates of the dams. Sometimes it rained heavily and sometimes it rained lightly in Kota. It was cloudy during the day. The wind speed was also relatively fast. The rain brought relief to the people troubled by heat and humidity. 41.9 mm of rain was recorded in the last 24 hours. 9.4 mm of rain was recorded from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm. The wind speed was 12 km per hour.
Due to heavy rains in Modak of Kota district, the drains overflowed and Chosla village lost connectivity. From 6 pm on Saturday to 8 am on Sunday, 78 mm or more than 3 inches of rain was recorded in Sangod. Due to inflow of water in Parvati river in Khatauli area, the Kota-Sheopur road got blocked. This cut off Rajasthan’s connection with Madhya Pradesh. The administration has issued a high alert due to inflow of water in the dams. Due to rain in Etawah area, inflow of water in Chambal river near Balaji of Jharer, traffic on Khatauli-Sawaimadhopur road is closed.
Jait Sagar drain overflows
Due to continuous rain in Bundi district since Saturday night, the drain of Jaitsagar was again in spate on Sunday. Here, due to the overflowing of the drain on Line Police Road, half a feet of water accumulated on the roads. Water accumulated in the colonies of Devpura area. It rained intermittently from Sunday morning to evening. Due to continuous rain in Hindoli, water is being drained into the Mej river by opening five gates of Gudha dam by four feet each. Due to this, the water level of Mej river has increased. By 5 pm on Sunday, 13 mm of rain was recorded in Bundi, 6 in Taleda, 7 in K.Patan, 4 in Indragarh, 12 in Nainwan, 28 in Hindoli, 14 mm in Raithal.
solid house collapsed
In Nainwa, a concrete house collapsed in Ward 14 due to rain. The family members had a narrow escape. The road was also blocked as the debris of the house fell on the road.
Dugari dam’s sheet water spread, village divided into three parts
In Nainwan, due to the rains since night, water entered the village due to the 1.25 feet sheet of water flowing on the Kanak Sagar Dam of Dugari. As against the filling capacity of 10 feet, 11.3 feet of water came into the dam due to the 1.25 feet sheet of water entering the village, the village was divided into three parts.
Many dams are full due to heavy rain
Gagarin, Kalikhad, Bhimani, Guradia and Roshanbari dams have filled up completely due to the good rains in Jhalawar district for the last two days. 19240 cusecs of water is being drained out by opening 2 gates of Kalisindh dam by 5 meters and 5320 cusecs of water is being drained out by opening 2 gates of Chhapi dam by 2 meters. Many rivers including Aahu, Chhapi, Ujad and Kalisindh are in spate. Due to rain in Manoharthana, for the first time the Parwan river overflowed and Shrithaneshwar Mahadev got submerged. 14 mm rain was recorded in Jhalawar, 16 mm in Jhalarapatan, 10 mm in Raipur, 12 mm in Aklera, 3 mm in Asnawar, 20 mm in Bakani, 17 mm in Dag, 10 mm in Gangdhar, 58 mm in Khanpur, 38 mm in Manoharthana, 32 mm in Pachpahar, 5 mm in Pidawa and 25 mm in Sunel.
Jalwara town became an island
It has been raining continuously since Saturday in Baran city, Mangrol, Bohat, Anta, Badgaon, Jalwara, Bhanwargarh, Shahabad, Kishanganj, Kelwara, Siswali etc. of Baran district. There is a good inflow of water in rivers, streams and creeks. Due to this many roads got closed. Jalwara town became an island due to continuous rain.
Here, the problems of farmers have started increasing due to waterlogging in the fields, they are now worried about their crops. The water level in the Badgaon Bay is continuously rising. Rainfall has been continuing in Baran city since Sunday morning. 45 mm of rain was recorded here in the last 24 hours.
