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Almost half a foot of hail has fallen in Tila rural municipality-9 of Jumla. Hail has damaged crops.
On Friday, there was continuous hail for an hour from 4 pm to 5 pm. Local Umesh Rawat said that the hail has damaged crops.
According to him, all the barley that is ready to be brought in has been sown in the field. Similarly, the wheat crop planted in the field has been damaged. Crops such as beans, potatoes, corn, and beans have been destroyed.
Apples, peaches, and walnuts have also been sprinkled on fruits. Umesh said, "It didn't snow this much in the winter of this year. The locals say that this is the first time that there has been so much hail.
"The crops at the time of bringing in have all been destroyed, now how to avoid the drought," he said, "The local government and administration should provide relief." After the hail destroyed all the crops, a meeting has been called in the village. The gathering is preparing to submit a petition to the police station, rural municipality and district administration office for immediate monitoring.
110 houses in Ransa and 68 houses in Malapani village have been affected by the hailstorm. Ward President Dhan Bahadur Rawat said that he will immediately reach the village damaged by the hailstorm and monitor it.
He said, 'Hail has destroyed all the crops. Now the situation has come to give relief to them. Now apple, peach and walnut branches have been broken.
The life of the people there was greatly affected due to the hailstorm along with the storm. Earlier, there was hail damage in Patarasi, Chandannath, Guthichour, Tatopani and Sinja areas of the district.
