Krishi Gyan Kendra Palpa has distributed rice seeds as a form of relief to the flood victims of Madi Phand, which is known as the granary. According to the decision of the disaster management committee, rice seeds have been distributed to the farmers who have made bogs in the Tinau river paddy fields due to incessant rains during the rainy season last year.

According to Arabindamani Tripathi, head of Gyan Kendra, rice seeds have been distributed to 37 farmers of Tansen Municipality-9, Damakada, Madanpokhara area as relief. He said that 5 quintals of 13 kg of rice seeds were distributed for 171 plantations at the rate of 3 kg. To them Sanwa Mansuli (sub forest) variety of paddy . According to the decision of the district disaster management committee chaired by the chief district officer, Manisha Paudel, the information officer of Krishi Gyan Kendra, said that according to the decision of the district disaster management committee, the farmers were distributed accordingly.

The Lumbini state government sent a total budget of 2 lakhs to the knowledge center. Accordingly, relief has also been provided to three farmers of Tansen Municipality-9, whose vegetable crops have been damaged. According to information officer Paudel, Bagnaskali Rural Municipality-4,  Orange farmer Narayan Prasad Aryal of Khanichhap has also been given relief. Orange landslide in Aryal was damaged. Relief has been given as all the plants with seeds have been felled. Sprayer scissors, saws, pipes etc. have been distributed to him. Farmers of Tinau Rural Municipality-5, of rice  The cultivated land was washed away. Pipes have been distributed to them for irrigation .

Last year during the rainy season, the Tinau river burst in the Lalpati area of ​​Bagnasali and Mathagadi Rural Municipality  Rajesh Kumar Aryal, Ward President of Tansen Municipality-9, said that the farmers of Madifant had suffered a lot. According to Aryal, the Tinau river and Tansen river have entered the farmers' paddy field every year and caused great damage. The river enters the areas of Budhuwa, Amlihan, Tansen river, Tinau river and other areas of Madi district. Aryal, Ward President of Tansen-9, said that when a flood enters the planted paddy field with a wall, it gets flooded and turns into a bog.

Every year, more than 4,000 seedlings of paddy fields in Tansen municipality, Bagnaskali, Mathagadi area are flooded in Madiphant area. "The problem of flooding from the upper part of the river and flooding occurs every year," Ward President Aryal said.

This year, the Lumbini state government has allocated 2.5 million budget and has advanced the work in Lalpati area of ​​Tinau River. But if the contract is not managed in time, the farmers have said that the risk of flooding remains this year as well. According to them, there is still delay in the work. Farmers complain that even if gravel sand is taken out in the Ukas area, there is a problem of being washed away and flooded. Locals said that the fields are getting flooded every year after the landslides in the Tinau river area. 

Ward President Tej Bahadur Gharti said that the Mathagadhi Rural Municipality has distributed relief at the rate of 1,500 per plant for the farmers who have been affected by floods in Lalpati area of ​​Tinau River. He said that 64 farmers of Mathagadhi rural municipality-3 and Tansen municipality-9 who have farms in Kaseni were distributed.