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News India Live, Digital Desk: Heartbreaking pictures are coming out from Jalgaon district of Maharashtra. The sudden torrential rains and cloudbursts here have caused huge havoc, which caused many people to get their life in the water.
Everything destroyed in a moment …
The rain that started on Tuesday night was not a common rain, but a disaster from the sky. On seeing this, the river-drains came to the boom and their water entered the villages. The most impact has been on areas like Jamner and Bhusaval in the district. About 10 villages here have been badly affected.
Think, people were sleeping comfortably in their homes and suddenly started filling water in their homes. Hundreds of houses were drowned in water, which led people to leave their homes and go to safe places. A sad news also came in the midst of this terrible scene, in which a person lost his life.
Two mountains of troubles broken on farmers
The heaviest hit of this sky disaster is on the farmers. Thousands of acres of land has been completely destroyed. The crops that the farmers had grown by working hard day and night are now on the verge of rotting in the water. Apart from this, many unruly animals also got hit by this flood. According to reports, hundreds of cattle have died, who were the means of livelihood for the people of the village]
Administration team on the spot, help continues
As soon as the news of this disaster was received, the administration immediately got into action. SDRF i.e. state disaster redemption teams are reaching the affected villages and are doing relief and rescue work. Those people whose ration and water have deteriorated, food and drink are being delivered to them.
State Minister Girish Mahajan also visited the affected areas and assured people that the government is with him in this difficult time. He has instructed the officials to take stock of the damage, so that the affected people can be compensated as soon as possible.
This incident is a big challenge for all those whose everything has been destroyed in this flood. Now the hope is that government help reached them as soon as possible and they can bring their lives back on track.
