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Two bridges, around 35 years old, have collapsed due to heavy rains in Siwan, Bihar. Recently, a bridge collapsed about 10 days ago. All three bridges collapsed in the Maharajganj area of the district. This has disrupted traffic in many villages. One of the two bridges that collapsed was built in 1998 at the expense of the then MP Prabhunath Singh. It was built at a cost of Rs 6 lakh.
Many villages lost contact
The second bridge was built in 2004 at a cost of 10 lakhs from MP funds. People say that the bridge was not repaired even once after its construction, due to which the bridge collapsed. The bridge built on the Gandaki river near Nautan Sikandarpur village of Maharajganj block has collapsed, due to which traffic has been disrupted. Due to the collapse of the bridge, many villages have lost connectivity. No official is ready to say anything in this matter.
Three bridges collapsed in a single day in Siwan
Three bridges suddenly collapsed in a single day in Maharajganj of Siwan. Due to which many villages have lost contact with each other. Two bridges on the Gandak river and one on the Dhami river have collapsed. This accident happened due to excessive soil erosion from under the bridge by the department. The good thing is that no one was injured during the bridge collapse. The bridge on the Gandak river between Padin Tola and Sikandarpur Nautan of Deoria Panchayat has collapsed. The bridge on the Dhami river between Teghra Panchayat and Tevatha Panchayat has collapsed. Let us tell you that on the morning of 22 June, the bridge built on the Gandak river between Patedha Bazaar and Ramgarh Panchayat collapsed like a pack of cards. After the bridge collapsed on the Gandak river on 22 June, the repair work of the bridge was done in Prima Tola of Deoria Panchayat and the bridge collapsed after 10 days.
This bridge collapsed 10 days ago
10 days ago also the bridge connecting Patedha-Garoli in the district collapsed. Today this is the third bridge to collapse. The series of bridge collapses continues. People say that this time the record has been broken in Siwan district.
A bridge collapsed in Muzaffarpur too, many villages lost connectivity
The Chachhari bridge built on Atrar Ghat in Muzaffarpur was washed away in the strong current of the Bagmati river. Its video is going viral. The video is said to be of July 1. The villagers said that we collect lakhs of rupees to build bridges and every year the bridge gets washed away in the river. Due to the washing away of the Chachhari bridge built on the Bagmati river, lakhs of people have lost contact with the block and district headquarters. The bamboo bridge has been washed away due to the rising water level of the Bagmati river at the Atrat Ghat of Aurai block of the district. The water level of the river is rising rapidly. People are coming and going on both sides of the bridge. Meanwhile, the bridge suddenly starts flowing, after which the people going on the bridge somehow saved their lives. Due to the Chachhari bridge, lakhs of people of Aurai block including Antar, Amanour, Sarchia, Deh Jeevar, Sahilballi, Paramjivar, Maheshwara Panchayat have lost contact with the block headquarters. Now people will have to cover a distance of 30 kilometers to reach the block headquarters.