Flood-like situations in Telangana have hampered the normal life there. Two young men have reportedly gone missing after falling from their bike on a flooded highway in Telangana. The incident occurred only a couple of days after Mulugu MLA Seethakka had warned people of the danger of inundation and flooding along the National Highway 163, which connects Mulugu in Telangana to Bhopalpatnam in Chhattisgarh. As per the reports, the two missing men, Allam Sivaji and Allam Kaviraju belong to Bandarupalle village.
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Two days before I warned about national highway 163 that it’s looking like river today unfortunately two youth slipped from bike into water and lost,police rescue team is in action.
— Danasari Anasuya (Seethakka) (@seethakkaMLA) August 20, 2020
But who is responsible for this?@TelanganaCMO @PMOIndia @INCIndia @MahilaCongress @RahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/tzME7dc70F
They were on their bike when they lost their balance on the flooded highway and fell down, and have gone missing since then. The incident is reported to have occurred near the Medi vagu (stream) on NH 163. “Two days ago, I warned about national highway 163 flooding and resembling a river and today unfortunately two youth slipped from a bike into water and are missing. The police rescue team is in action but who is responsible for this?” MLA Seethakka said in a tweet on Thursday afternoon. Local police and rescue personnel have been engaged in rescue operations all day, looking for the two missing men.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Seethakka had shared a video of the highway along with a message. “This isn’t any river. It’s the national highway 163 surrounded by paddy crops. This is what floods have done to us. The Govt should do the needful immediately to help the farmers,” she wrote in a tweet. In the video, Seethakka spoke about the threat of inundation or submersion of several villages nearby, including Mulugu, Palsapalle, Bandarupalle, Papayyapalle, Singarakuntapalle, Narsapuram, Incherla and Jangalapalli.
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