Bangalore: Due to heavy rains in Belagavi district of Karnataka, landslides have occurred in many places. Heavy rocks have fallen at many places on the Belagavi-Goa road. Relief and rescue work is going on from the administration. Due to this, the movement of trains is being adversely affected. Due to rain, there is mist in the area. At the same time, after the torrential rains in the catchment area of the Krishna River, there is a danger of flooding again in many areas of North Karnataka, about a month before the area was flooded.
Krishna and its tributaries like the Malprabha, Ghatprabha, Vedganga, Dudhganga, and Hiranyakeshi rivers have come again in spate after destruction in many districts. According to the news agency PTI, GS Srinivas Reddy, director of the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Center (KSNDMC), has said that we have released more than two lakh cusecs of water from Narayanpur (dam) for the last three days. Due to this some bridges and dams have been submerged in water and communication has been badly affected.
The outbreak of rain continues in many areas of the country. On September 4, an orange alert was issued in Karnataka for rain. In view of the possibility of heavy rain, an orange alert was issued for the next two days in Karnataka. During this time all the nodal officers were told to be careful.
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