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Arunachal: Ering visits flood effected villages and erosion hit sites

Lok sabha MP Ninong Ering visited the flood effected sites and erosion hit sites along Siang river in East Siang district. 


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Arunachal Pradesh Lok Sabha MP, Ninong Ering on Friday visited the flood affected site at Borguli and Seram village which are worst affected and assured the victim families of taking rehabilitation measures from the end of Central and State Governments.

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Ering also inspected  several erosion-hit sites at Mebo sub-division in East Siang district and took stock of the alarming situation posed by Siang River on its left bank.

He also inspected the protection work at Borguli portions, where the village women are carrying out protective embankment by filling sand in plastic bags.

Ering helped the women by giving them 400 empty plastic bags and announced a sanction of Rs five lakhs for the anti-erosion measure.

Arunachal: Ering visits flood effected villages and erosion hit sites

Ering told the villagers ,  that he would write about the situation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking central assistance for implementing anti-erosion project at Siang and control the river flow.

It may be recalled that erosion posed by Siang River rendered 10 families homeless at Serum village last month, while it has gripped several acres of fertile cropland in downstream areas.

Surging water of the river also flooded in low lying Namsing and Mer-Gadum areas and damaged standing crops.

Talking with media  Ering said that, ” the massive destruction in the form of soil erosion is taking place due to excessive siltation in the river bed after Siang river water turned full of muddy and high turbidity last year.

“Need of the hour is to drench out the siltation from river bed right from Raneghat bridge to Oiramghat (covering around 30 KM) and then construct the river embankment. To carry out this project massive funding of around Rs. 2000 crores will be required, else the Siang basin at these areas  and the villages situated at both side of the river bank will lost their existence anytime soon”, added Ering.

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