Hatibandha Teesta Barrage of Lalmonirhat in the hilly stream coming down from upstream and continuous rain The water of the river in Dalita Poante is flowing above the danger level. In addition, the water has also been in the neighboring districts of Kuigram. As a result, these two districts in the north have been threatened with floods.
From 6 pm on Friday, the Teesta water in Lalmonirhat is flowing 13 cm above the water level and 10 cm in the Kaunita pic of Kuigram in the Dalmonirhat Teesta Barrage, which continues today.
Due to the rise in water, 44 watersheds of Teesta barrage have been opened. The water Unadan Board (PUBO) has predicted short floods in Teestapa.
Sunil Kumar, Executive Engineer of Lalmonirhat Water Development Board, said that water can get more water due to heavy rains and heavy rains.
Meanwhile, Teesta water has started entering the villages along the river banks of Rajpur Uniton from Friday afternoon. Lalmonirhat Sadar Upazila Parishad Chairman Kamruzzaman Sujan has said that he is ready to bring the residents of the waterlogged areas to safe places.
The fourth phase of the rains and upstream floods have started to increase in all the rivers of Kuigram, which has flooded the lower areas of the river basins and there is a risk of flooding.
On Friday (August 25) afternoon, the water of the Teesta flows through the waters of the Kaunita Pentente, but the water of Brahmaputra, Dharla and Dudhkumar flows under the danger limit.
Abdullah Al Mamun, Executive Engineer of Kuigram Water Development Board, said that although Teesta water flows to the danger level due to rain and upstream, the water of other rivers is flowing under the danger limit. On August 27, there is a possibility of reaching close to the danger limit of Brahmaputra, Dharla and Dudhkumar.
