Dyke, Bund, RingBund , StoneSpur,Rip-Rap, Porcupine(Steel,Concrete,Timber,-now
even Bamboos being experimented by AUDF),what were these Indian Inventions
supposed to do to us in the long term ?????
National Embankment Policy, Water RESOURCES ministry ,Brahmaputra Board Act of
Parliament----60 years of Monkeying by INDIA Government Non-Engineers !!
Did any one read the Special(Pre) Floods Issue -17June 2005 "OXOM BANEE".
Try getting and reading '50Q &50A- by Yours Truly- therein.
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Cry before the world----the world will say " SINK and Get Lost! YOU DESERVE
IT". OR " Ask your Masters to fish you out."
Unitedly fight it out and declare 'We will solve all our problems help or
none'--you will be treated like a hero by the World- given all the machinery
on Credit to dig a straight Deep Wide Channel-Himalaya to Sea with
Herringbone-form New Lands amounting to 1.5 million Ha in Assam and more in
BanglaDesh.
I told the PM in Black and White :" You will not know where to start.You cannot
solve one of our problems-and there are thousands.
Talk!-once you start-you will be best of Friends. You Liberate Us->-We liberate
You.---"
Bong and Tamil won't allow him to-scared(Short -sighted little ones) they will
lose all free goodies.
And they do not know that they will Collapse en- masse by blocking !!.
mm
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 14:11:34 +0100From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]: Re: [Assam] Dhemaji flood scene critical, dyke breached (The Assam
Tribune, 27.07.2007)
Dear Manoj da,
As you have told that"If Assam is neglected on national point of view, than
Dhemaji is on Assam's point of view".It is happening in the case of flood.
We have to campaign the Dhemaji Flood issue all over the world. We have to find
out the solution of the flood. If we cannot find out the solution of the
problem soon then one day the name of the Dhemaji will remove from map.
I think people will give their opinion on the flood problem of Dhemaji, also
as a whole Assam.
We, all the people of Assam have to think the flood problem of Assam very
seriously.
BuljitManoj Das <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Whole of Assam is suffering due to dams and erosion in the upper reaches. Assam
should know how to assert riparian rights and campaign to make the flood
problem, a national problem.Prime Minister, representing Assam should have
visited the area, to be with the people. -manoj
On 27 Jul 2007 06:39:23 -0000, gayatri gogoi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear friends,I believe more scientic planning should be taken by the Government
to save Dhemaji after thorough research on these rivers. Public level also
there should not only be close watch on rehabilitation but should extend
participation wherever possible. gayatriOn Fri, 27 Jul 2007 Buljit Buragohain
wrote :> Dhemaji flood scene critical, dyke breached>By A Staff Reporter>
GUWAHATI, July 2 – Overall flood situation in Dhemaji district turned critical
today following yet another breach in the embankment of Jiadhol river last
night and the problem complicated as the Bailey bridge constructed by the Army
for connecting the district was also overtopped by flood waters last night.
Official sources in Dhemaji told The Assam Tribune that floodwaters of Jiadhol
river breached the embankment at Dehari Chapori village last night, which
aggravated the situation. The district was already cut off following two
breaches in the embankments of Kumotia river on July 12 and following
yesterday's breach, the number of people affected by floods in the district has
gone up to more than 50,000. However, fortunately, the people had been alerted
about the poor condition of the Jiadhol embankment before the breach occurred
and there were no casualties.
>>Sources said that the district has been virtually turned into a cluster of
>>islands following the breaches of the embankments all communication links
>>between Dhemaji and the rest of the State have been cut off. The National
>>Highway 52 has been breached by gushing floodwaters at four places and it
>>will take some time before the road is repaired. Though the Army constructed
>>a Bailey bridge on the alternative PWD road from Gogamukh to Dhemaji via
>>Ghilamora to resume the road link to the district after a wooden bridge
>>collapsed at Bordoibam, that too has been overtopped last night, thereby
>>cutting off all kinds of communication to the district. The ferry services
>>from Dibrugarh have also been suspended today after the rise in the water
>>level of the Brahmaputra River, thus all kinds of communication to the
>>district have been totally snapped. >>Official sources said that the district
>>has not yet faced scarcity of essential foodstuff as the Food Corporation of
>>India maintained adequate stock, but the possibility of hoarding to create
>>artificial scarcity cannot be ruled out and the district administration is
>>maintaining a close watch on the situation. The district will, however, face
>>shortage of petroleum products soon as it is impossible to move in oil
>>tankers to Dhemaji under the present circumstances and even if the water
>>level recedes, the wooden bridges on the PWD road from Gogamukh to Dhemaji
>>would not be able to take the load of the tankers. >>Alarming rise of the
>>water level of the Brahmaputra is also causing serious concern. Though the
>>embankments of the river are holding on till now and the E&D Department
>>assured that those were in good shape, the District Administration is keeping
>>its fingers crossed and a close watch is being maintained. >>Sources said
>>that the affected people are taking shelter in the temporary shelters and
>>tarpaulin sheets have been provided. The district, known to be one of the
>>most flood- prone in the State, does not have any speedboat and the
>>administration has pressed 45 country boats into service for transporting
>>relief materials and to transport medical teams to the affected places. Two
>>Air Force helicopters were pressed into service when the first breach of
>>embankment took place on July 12 to rescue marooned people, but that proved
>>to be futile as there was no dry ground in the affected areas for the
>>choppers to land. Now the rescue operations are carried out by country boats
>>alone. However, the disaster management teams comprising local youths, who
>>were trained up under a special programme of the UNDP, are turning out to be
>>very useful in rescuing people from the worst hit areas. The administration
>>has also installed around 50 hand tubewells near the temporary shelters to
>>provide > drinking water to the affected people.>>Our Dibrugarh Staff
>>Correspondent adds: More than sixteen villages under Joypur and Tingkhong
>>block in the district have been faced with the fury of flood, emanating from
>>the Disang and Buri Dehing rivers.>>The entire paddy cultivated land of
>>estimated twelve hundred farmers of Naharani, Nomati, Hamuktula, Jamuguri,
>>Roghuguri, Merbandha, Bhatibeel, Ghooronia and Panibura under Joypur
>>development block and Geladisang, Kodomoni, Sessabeel, Sessa Nepali, Dhaman,
>>Kenduguri and Aghonibari village under Tingkhong development block have come
>>under the floodwaters. >>As the floodwaters indicate increase in most areas,
>>it is expected to sweep more agricultural land in the adjacent villages. With
>>the rising water level, the planted paddy seedlings have completely gone
>>beneath, while most of them have been uprooted and carried away. The
>>incessant rain in the region for full six-day has largely added to the
>>calamity. >>The swelling Disang river is said to have spilled over after
>>making its way through the feeble embankment in between Hamuktula and
>>Roghuguri village, while the dyke gave way for the Buri Dehing water in
>>Dhaman.>>> (The Assam
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