Heavy Rains Trigger Floods Across Adilabad
Adilabad: The heavy rains polluted several areas in the old Adilabad region on Saturday and caused heavy inflows to all irrigation projects after downpour in the uptake of Maharashtra. Rivers and rivets were carrying, tanks and elevator irrigation projects also received important entrances. Pranahita, Penganga and Godavari rivers were swollen due to upstairs rains.
Police collectors and inspectors personally watched the flood situation in Nirmal, Mancherial, Adilabad and Komaram Bheem Asifabad regions. Regional Disaster Response Power (DDRF) and NDRF teams carried out rescue operations in various places.
Low spaces were flooded and the flood waters entered the colonies in Mancheral Town due to the water released from Godavari’s back and the water released from the Yellampalli project. Irrigation officials kadam, Mattadi Vagu, Sathnala, Komaram Bheem and Sripada Yellampalli projects in the flow of more water in the flow.
In Kadam, 18 cret gates were removed and 1.5 Lakh Cusec was released below the flow, while the entrance was about 90,000 Cusec. The water level reached 694 meters against the full reservoir capacity of 700 meters. 20 out of 62 gates were removed in Yellmpalli, and water levels reached 146.63 meters against a capacity of 148 meters. Kadam and other basin areas continued heavy entrances. Sathnala and Mathadi Vagu projects, each removing four doors, released water. The Gaddanna Vagu project in Mudhole Mandal also received heavy entries.
Flooding waters, Komaram Bheem and Mancherial regions, houses, colonies and standing products left under water. The roads were dipped, broke the traffic at multiple points. Traffic on the main road between Utnoor and Adilabad due to a violation near the Tive Sangamam project in Mouthnoor caused long blockages on both sides of Indravelli. The crops were sunk after Chikman Vagu overflowing.
In the Adilabad-Mancherial route, traffic was affected when a tree fell on the main road near Tanthanpallı in Utnoor Mandal. A family traveling in a car fled narrowly, and the locals rescued them by removing the branches from the vehicles.
Flooded waters entered colonies such as Prabhudhnagar, Shastrinagar and Bheemnagar in Indravelli Mandal. In a housing school for girls in Ichoda, flood water facilities, but the students were safe in their rooms. Boath Mla Anil Jadhav visited the school and instructed the staff not to allow outside students outside.
Adilabad Mla Payal Shankar examined low colonies such as Thirpelli, Mahakshmiwada and GS Estate, where flood waters entered the houses. In addition, the floods visited the villages of Ankoli, Thantolu and Yapalgu in Adilabad rural maple, where the normal life and the crops underwater were underwater. The vehicles were stranded in the flood waters on the Thanam Bridge in Jainad Mandal, but drivers and cleaners managed to escape.
In Khoja Colony, the town of Adilabad, a parked car was washed by flood waters.
