Due to continuous rains, most of the areas of Birganj Metropolitan City are flooded. Due to the rain since Saturday, most of the wards of Birganj metropolis have experienced flooding due to accumulation of water.

Rajeshman Singh, head of Birgunj metropolis, said that there is a problem of flooding in various places in the metropolis. He said that although there was a problem of water drainage due to heavy rains, there was no loss of wealth due to flooding.

He said that due to the increase in the flow of water in Sirsia river, high vigilance has been adopted in the settlements along the river. He said that the settlements around the Sirsia River are being moved keeping in mind the possible risks. Chief Singh said that people are being shifted to other areas in Duban area of ​​Ward No. 11 and 17. He said that the schools and hospices in Toll-Toll were opened and kept open to keep the affected people.

Chief Singh said that even though the Vedaha river dam, which was prepared some time ago, has worked, no major damage has been done so far. The local administration has also started taking necessary precautions. Chief District Officer of Parsa, Toynarayan Subedi, said that necessary vigilance and precautions have been taken throughout the district, including Birganj. He said that considering the possible risk, all the three security agencies are ready for rescue.

In the past, Ward No. 31 and 30 were damaged due to Vedaha River. Jitendra Prasad Yadav, Ward President of Virgunj Mahanagar No. 31, said that there was not much damage in the ward due to flooding. He said that the flood in the Vedaha River caused some damage to the dam built with sandbags. He said that so far there has been no loss of human life and land erosion in Ward No. 31. 

Chhathghat on the north side of Velwa village and the dam on the west side of Velwa have also been partially damaged. Sanju Chhatkuli, the ward president of Virgunj Mahanagar Ward No. 17, said that the water of Tilawepul is coming towards Ward No. 17. He also said that Konia toll in Aloon is at high risk of being flooded. There are about 100 households in that village. He said that water harvesting is being done using JCB excavators. He said that arrangements have been made to keep the common people of Konia village in Dharamshala in case of flooding. He said that some houses in the rear of the integrated check post were affected. He said that if the water of Tilawe bridge comes to the other side, there is still a possibility of more risk.

Ajay Kumar Barai, the ward president of ward number 11, said that there is a problem in Sripur's new settlement due to continuous rain. He said that due to the flooding, more than 150 Dalit slum dwellers living behind the Agricultural Products Limited were kept in Dharamshala in Sripur.

Ward President Vijay Prasad Kurmi of Ward No. 24 said that the settlements on the banks of the Sirsia River from Savithwa to Thakurram Campus are at high risk of flooding. He said that there is a problem of flooding in Brahma toll, Manmohan Nagar, Jyoti Colony, Bajrang toll etc. He said that those affected by flooding in the ward were rescued and placed in the Kurmi Seva Sadan and Ramzan's Dharamshala.

Ward President of Ward No. 26 Shambhu Mishra said that there is a problem of water freezing due to lack of proper drainage. The meeting of the District Disaster Management Committee has decided to mobilize all the three security agencies for rescue operations in view of the possible risks that may occur when rivers including the Sirsia River in Birgunj cross the danger level.

Parsa Chief District Officer Toy Narayan Subedi's Sunday meeting chaired the meeting on Sunday, with the help of the Nepalese Army, Armed Police Force, equipment and manpower including boats in Nepal, Nepal Police, Birgunj Metropolitan Municipality and other local levels, it has been decided to conduct immediate rescue work and arrange accommodation in a safe place.

The meeting has decided to immediately arrange food and water for the citizens who have left their permanent residences and are staying temporarily in various schools, hospices and other places due to flooding due to heavy rains.

Since non-food items should be provided as humanitarian aid, it has decided to request all local levels, industry and commerce associations, Redcus, non-governmental organizations including Federation of Non-Governmental Organizations, development partner organizations UNICEF, World Health Organization and other organizations and agencies to provide assistance. The meeting has decided to classify the assistance received from various agencies based on the needs of the families affected by the disaster and distribute it from the local level through a one-door system, after collecting the received support and requesting it with the decision of the local disaster risk and mitigation committee, it has been decided to distribute it through the Birgunj Metropolitan Municipality in the case of Birgunj Metropolitan Municipality and in the case of other local levels, through the one-door system from the relevant local level. It has also been decided to provide the necessary services such as electricity, drinking water, health, telecom, etc. to the field level along with the necessary vehicles and other logistics.