Every Time The Rain Comes, Nijgarh Suffers Struggles, Yet The Municipality Seems To Ignore This.

 Nijgadh, In an unexpected turn of events, a group of people who went outside to trim grass was found trapped near the Bhamara River as a result of yesterday's unrelenting, heavy rain that started at 4 o'clock. The Armed Police Force came to save them after hours of uncertainty and fear.

Residents of Nijgarh Ward No. 7 in particular felt relieved by the Armed Police Force Nijgadh Disaster Management Unit's prompt action because they had been unable to escape their houses due to the increasing floodwaters brought on by the continuous rainfall.

Additionally, the heavy rainfall destroyed the Khahre River's surroundings in Nijgarh, Singaul, and Lal Rattanpur. Some areas lacked appropriate drainage systems, which caused homes to flood and left the residents with serious difficulties.

local farmers suffered difficulties since the harsh weather scattered their carefully harvested rice crops. One of the impacted farmers now has the difficult task of taking care of the rice that has started to bloom in the fields.

Fortunately, there are no reported human casualties have occurred during all of these trials. But the question still stands: For our Local government, Should our neighborhood's people continue to go through such hardships?