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Thousands of people in distress in Cumilla

Published : Friday, 23 August, 2024 at 12:00 AM  Count : 102
Our Correspondent
CUMILLA, Aug 22: The water level of the Gumti River in Cumilla has risen to 70 centimetres above the danger mark, submerging homes in low-lying char areas and leaving thousands of residents in        distress.

From Wednesday morning to 10 am on Thursday, the river's water level increased by 58 centimetres, exacerbating the situation.

According to field sources, Several cracks have been reported along the riverbanks, raising concerns of further breaches. 

Continuous heavy rainfall in India's Tripura has contributed to the rising water level in the Gumti River.

At least 25 spots along the riverbanks in Adarsha Sadar, Burichang, Brahmanpara, Debidwar, and Muradnagar upazilas are now at risk.

In addition, low-lying areas in the Chauddagram and Nangalkot upazilas of the district have been flooded. Homes, fish farms, and various projects have been inundated.

Heavy rainfall over the past few days has also caused severe water-logging in several parts of Cumilla City. 

Areas such as Chakbazar, Kandirpar, Salauddin crossing, Chartha, Thakurpara, DC Road, and Bagichagaon have experienced significant water-logging, leading to disruption and hardship for residents.



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