Manipur: Jnims vacate JNIMS medical students, employees amidst serious waterfalls. Bharat News
Imphal: Manipur Fire Service, Assam Rifles, SDRF, NDRF, and Indian Army, Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (Genims) are conducting joint clearance to protect medical students and employees trapped, which are in operation, after severe waterfalls, after severe rainfall, in Imfal.Lishram Nanchandra Singh, director of Manipur Fire Service, said, “Around 47 of our employees have been deployed here … On the first day, about 270 people were evacuated from different places. 2 days, we have vacated 190 statements. Today, we have approached JNIMS (JNIMS). Jenims...The joint withdrawal operations are going on … “Due to the situation of heavy rains, on Sunday, the Indian Army, Assam Rifles and the Manipur Fire Service launched extensive rescue operations in flood affected areas, saving more than 1,500 people in various districts.In the last few days, torrential rains have severely violated the embankment of the Imphal river over four digits, causing a widespread flood to Imphal.Earlier on 31 May, Imphal saw flood -like situation in many areas after tireless rains, causing waterlogging.Roads were submerged, disrupting daily life and creating crisis to the residents trying to navigate the impulses.The low-level areas in and around the city were the most affected, as the stormy drainage system failed to deal with the amount of rainwater. In many places, houses and shops experienced water leakage, forcing the residents to use mecific measures to protect their belongings.Earlier this week, the IMD issued a multi-dominated weather warning, with heavy rains, thunder, and strong winds in many parts of the country. Heavy rains were predicted for Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura during the next six days.
