By Uttar Pradesh has stepped up vigilance in its border districts of Maharajganj and Kushinagar following severe flooding in Nepal’s Rasuwa region. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed local administrations in both districts to remain on alert and ensure that all necessary arrangements are in place to deal with any possible impact.
The flooding in Nepal has raised concerns about rising water levels in the Gandak and Narayani rivers, which could affect areas of eastern Uttar Pradesh. The Chief Minister has asked officials to closely monitor the rivers and maintain coordination at the local level so that any emerging situation can be addressed without delay.
Administration told to monitor river levels
Yogi Adityanath directed officials in Maharajganj and Kushinagar to keep a close watch on changes in river water levels and strengthen preparedness in vulnerable areas.
Officials have been asked to remain alert to any possible rise in the rivers following the flooding in Nepal. The emphasis is on timely monitoring and ensuring that local authorities are ready to respond if water levels increase significantly.
CM expresses concern over Nepal floods
The Chief Minister described the damage caused by the floods in Nepal as deeply concerning. He expressed his concern over the situation and prayed to Lord Pashupatinath for the safety and well-being of everyone affected by the disaster.
Given the close geographical connection between Nepal and eastern Uttar Pradesh, the state government is keeping a particular watch on the border districts that could potentially be affected by changes in river levels.
The administration’s immediate focus is on monitoring the situation, keeping response arrangements ready and ensuring that any impact on communities in Maharajganj and Kushinagar can be dealt with promptly.
