Swollen Lone river cuts off farmer access to fields in Raebareli as bridge submerges
The Lone river flowing over a bridge in Raebareli's Lalganj area has cut off access to agricultural fields after water levels rose sharply.
The Lone river flowing over a bridge in Raebareli's Lalganj area has cut off access to agricultural fields after water levels rose sharply.
The bridge near Jhabar Hardo Patti village is submerged under flowing water as the Lone river, which passes through the Lalganj region, has swollen considerably. The submergence has blocked the route leading to farmlands, leaving villagers stranded.
The Lone river runs alongside the village, and a bridge was constructed over it to provide passage to the fields. Villagers say this is the main route to reach their agricultural land. With the water level now high, they are unable to access their fields.
The situation has disrupted daily agricultural activities in the area, as farmers depend on this single bridge to reach their crops and farmland on the other side of the river.
Frequently asked questions
Why are farmers unable to access their fields in Raebareli?
The Lone river has swollen considerably, causing the bridge near Jhabar Hardo Patti village to become submerged under flowing water. This bridge is the main route to the agricultural fields, and its submergence has blocked access to farmland.
Which area in Raebareli is affected by the river flooding?
The Lalganj area of Raebareli is affected, specifically near Jhabar Hardo Patti village where the Lone river runs alongside and a bridge has become submerged.
What impact has the submerged bridge had on the community?
The submergence has disrupted daily agricultural activities as farmers depend on this single bridge to reach their crops and farmland on the other side of the river. Villagers are stranded and unable to access their fields.
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