Devastating floods submerge 35 villages in Sivasagar’s Bokota

A Correspondent

Nazira: The Bokota area of Sivasagar district is reeling under the impact of severe flooding, caused by the overflowing of the Disang and Diroi rivers. The situation has taken a turn for the worse, as water is overflowing over the Dirai river’s dilapidated embankment.

These translations convey the sense of urgency and danger posed by the overflowing water, highlighting the need for immediate attention to the embankment’s condition.

The floods have affected nearly 35 villages in West Bokota, with hundreds of bighas of agricultural land submerged underwater. The local residents, including farmers, are struggling to cope with the situation, with many left homeless and without access to basic amenities.

Despite the severity of the situation, the authorities seem to be unaware of the gravity of the situation, with no immediate response or relief efforts visible. The locals are criticizing the government for not taking proactive measures to address the issue and provide relief to the affected people.

The residents are demanding a permanent solution to the flooding problem, which has become a recurring issue in the area. They are alleging that successive governments have failed to take concrete steps to address the issue, leaving the people to suffer year after year.

The situation is causing growing concerns among the locals, who are worried about the long-term impact of the floods on their livelihoods and the local economy. The authorities need to take immediate action to provide relief and work towards a permanent solution to the flooding problem in Bokota.

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