Flood waters recede in various parts of Vadodara, AMC and SMC move sanitation staff to Vadodara
September 11, 2014
Vadodara, 11 September 2014
24 hours after Ajwa gates were closed, Vadodara could witness its impact. Water level at Vishwamitri river which was steady at 34 ft in Vadodara during 11.00 am to 6.00 pm started decreasing only after 7.00 pm and was 33.9 post 7.00 pm.
It further came down to 33 ft at 12.00 in night and came further down to 31.6 ft at 7.00 am when bridges were reopened. At 10.00 am the level was 30.30 ft. Those on first floor could come down to take a stock of the situation of their furniture, vehicles etc on the ground.
Non-functioning Atladra sub-station, power failure in some areas, sanitation issue where flood water receding were some of the post-flood scenes on ground.
Additional sanitation staff, trucks, fogging machines, sweepers etc are moved to Vadodara from nearby Ahmedabad and Surat cities for massive cleaning task.
Those whose shops are located in basement are using pump for dewatering.
All that people of Vadodara seek is sunshine, and no repeat of 10 September again anytime in future.
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