Dungarpur’s Beneshwar Dham turned an island
Dungarpur News: Intermittent rain continues all through Dungarpur district. Meanwhile, after the gates of Mahi Dam in Banswara and Som Kamala Amba Dam in Dungarpur district have been opened, the Beneshwar Dham in Dungarpur district has become an island as a result of influx of water from Som and Mahi rivers. A sheet of water is flowing on the three bridges connecting the Dham.
Heavy influx of water in Som and Jakham rivers
After the gates of Mahi Dam of Banswara and Som Kamala Amba Dam of Dungarpur have been opened, water is flowing in Mahi and Som rivers. Due to the rise within the influx of water within the rivers, the Triveni Jal Sangam of the district, Beneshwar Dham, has become an island as a result of submergence of the bridges. Today early within the morning, as a result of improve within the influx of water within the Som and Jakham rivers passing by Beneshwar Dham, Sabla, Ganoda and Valai bridges connecting the Dham have been submerged in water. Due to which the roads resulting in the Dham have been blocked.
About 5 to 7 toes of water flowed on the bridges
There is a sheet of water about 5 to 7 toes on all three bridges connecting the dam. About 20 individuals together with temple clergymen and resort employees are current on the island and they’re secure. Police and district administration are additionally on alert as a consequence of rain. Policemen have been deployed earlier than all three bridges by the police division in order that no particular person can cross these bridges. The administration has additionally appealed to the individuals to not drive autos or stroll by the flowing water.
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