Floods in Nepal have created a serious situation, while Bihar authorities prepare preventive measures. Several departments under the Samrat government remain alert.
Water resources, disaster management teams and district administrations continue monitoring the situation. Authorities are also keeping strict watch over dams.
Meanwhile, railway officials have increased vigilance due to possible water flow from Nepal.
Samastipur Railway Division Issues High Alert
The Samastipur Railway Division under East Central Railway issued a high alert after Nepal floods intensified.
Divisional Railway Manager Jyoti Prakash Mishra contacted East Champaran and West Champaran administrations. He requested better coordination between railway officials and district authorities.
Furthermore, the railway administration started monitoring sensitive locations. Officials are watching railway tracks, bridges and water levels continuously.
Rail Workers Asked To Maintain Constant Vigilance
Due to possible water rise in border areas, DRM instructed engineering department staff to stay alert.
Trackmen and bridge monitoring teams received directions for extra caution. Railway employees must observe their assigned areas regularly.
Additionally, officials will remain connected with the state flood control director. This coordination will help authorities respond quickly during emergencies.
Trains May Stop If Flood Threat Increases
Railway officials created a system for immediate flood updates. Authorities will receive information about rising water levels without delay.
If water affects any railway section or threatens track safety, trains will stop immediately.
The railway administration aims to protect tracks, bridges and passengers from flood-related risks. Officials confirmed that train operations will face immediate control during dangerous situations.
Through these preparations, railway authorities are focusing on preventing damage and protecting lives during the Nepal flood crisis.
