Northeast Desk, 13th June: A comprehensive joint inspection was conducted on June 13 to assess the recent damages caused by heavy rainfall and mudflows in Thek village. The inspection focused on the Domphen Selele areas, aiming to analyze the factors contributing to the floods and mudflows.
The inspection team included forest officials, representatives from the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), members of the Panchayat, and delegates from Nalanda and ND Enterprise. The primary objectives were to evaluate the extent of the damage, identify the underlying causes, and explore preventive measures to mitigate such disasters in the future.
By pooling expertise from various sectors, the endeavour aimed to gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges faced by Thek village and devise sustainable solutions for long-term resilience. Key stakeholders, including the Range Officer of Barapathing, the District Project Officer of DDMA, the Project Manager of Nalanda, the Deputy Project Manager of ND Enterprise, and affected residents of Thek Village, participated in the inspection, highlighting a collective commitment towards finding practical solutions and fostering community resilience.
Following the inspection, the forest department will formulate a comprehensive action plan that encompasses both short-term relief measures and long-term strategies for disaster risk reduction.
The heavy rainfall has caused significant damage in various parts of the state. The water level has risen above the Melli Stadium, inundating the facility. Road connectivity in North Sikkim has been severely affected, with many areas cut off due to the floods. Authorities are working to assess the extent of the damage and mobilize resources to assist affected communities. Efforts are underway to restore essential services and ensure the safety of residents in the impacted areas.
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