The floods in the area have destroyed the ration, household along with the demolition of houses, while the agriculture of 46 villages of Dabra Bhitarwar area has also been affected. Now it is difficult to get this season's Kharif crops in these villages. In fact, the fertile soil of many villages has been washed away by floods, erosion has come. According to the Agriculture Department, it may take about 6 months for the fertile soil to be regenerated. In such a situation, no Kharif crop will be possible. Due to which the farmers of these villages have got a double whammy.
The Agriculture Department has sent the report of the damage assessment
of about 877 hectares affected in Dabra, Bhitarwar and Ghatigaon to the
Deputy Director, San Kalyan and Agriculture Development. In which it has
been revealed that 46 villages in the three blocks have been affected
by excessive rains and floods. Kharif crop has been damaged in a total
of 877 hectares.
Most of the Bhitarwar area includes 23 villages.
Where the calculation of damage in more hectare has been given. There a
report of damage assessment has been sent in 619 hectares. However,
till now no survey has been done regarding compensation.
Due to
which the farmer is upset, in fact his kharif cultivation of this season
has been ruined. The Agriculture Department said that the fertile soil
of many farmers has also been washed away, erosion has come. Farmers
have been hit double by cost overruns and flood damages.
no compensation even after 5 days
Including
18 villages of Dabra and 5 villages of Ghatigaon. A survey report has
been sent to assess the damage in 215 hectares in Dabra, and 43 hectares
in Ghatigaon. 5 days have passed since the report was sent, but no
action plan has been made yet for relief to the farmers. Nor has any
financial help reached. Farmers Amritpal Singh, Navdeep and Ramjit told
that the soil from their field has also been washed away in the strong
flow of water, erosion has happened. Due to which his paddy crop has
been washed away. They cannot harvest again. There has been an economic
loss.
These villages are affected:
According to the
information about the damage assessment sent by the Agriculture
Department, in Dabra block, Barua Bhainsnari, Bijakpur, Ajitpura,
Ladaipura, Belgarha, Chandpur, Magraura, Lidhaura, Maharajpur, Semri,
Gajapur, Kaithoda, Babupur, Virrat, Sileta, Barkari, Silli, Ghatigaon
includes big village Mohana, Umaidgarh, Aaron, Karai village. Lohri,
Pawaya, Basai, Kaithoda, Ghat, Kheria, Adampur, Nazarpur, Palaicha,
Lodhi, Saharan, Kheda, Bhitarwa, Sansan, Basaundi, Jakhwar, Gadhota,
Silha, Rakshagharan, Gadajar, Ikhara, Manpur, Baraua, Baniyator in
Bhitarwar Includes fishery, village.
According to the assessment
of the damage in the reports sent to Dabra, Bhitarwar and Ghatigaon,
about 46 villages are affected by the floods. A total loss assessment
report of 877 hectares has been sent. Due to the flow of fertile soil
from many fields, those fields have turned into pits. It can take time
to prepare them again. The Kharif crop has been ruined for those
farmers, they will not be able to do Kharif crop this season.
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