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Assuring all possible support from State Government, Khandu directed the district administration and the disaster management department to continuously monitor the situation. He directed the Chief Secretary to personally monitor the situation and shift the people from vulnerable areas to safer places. Khandu further directed the district administration to conduct proper loss assessment and submit the report to the government at the earliest.
Reportedly 12 houses have been fully washed away while 8 houses were damaged partially in Modirijo and 5 houses fully damaged and 4 partially damaged in Donyi Polo area by the landslide and flood. Few cars and bikes have also been reportedly swept away in the flooded river. Approach road to Modirijo has been completely washed away while half of the culvert has been reported to be damaged in Donyi polo area.
A team of officers led by DC capital with Police, Disaster Management officers and others visited all major affected sites like Modirijo, Chandernagar, Lobi, Donyi Polo, GSS Police colony etc. to assess the situation.
Water supply lines to capital region have also been reportedly badly affected by the incessant rain triggered landslide and flood.
Reports of landslide in Potin to Pangin portion of NH-13 near Aalo-Bam-Pusi-Doke-Tirbin, Hoj-Potin and some other parts of the state has also been pouring in.
Khandu has issued directives to all the DCs to keep strict vigil and alert during the monsoon to avoid human casualties and damages. He also gave strict instructions to ensure preparedness to tackle the catastrophe.
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