00:30My husband is a CRPF employee. He is in Delhi now.
00:36I, my daughter and my son are at home.
00:40We don't even know how the floods came.
00:43Everyone is in a lot of trouble.
00:46I want to do something.
00:49Men are having a hard time staying at home.
00:52I can't even tell you my situation.
00:54Fridges, gas stoves, everything is gone.
00:59My parents have been at home for two days.
01:02I came to see the house to see if the water has reduced.
01:05All the things in the house are gone.
01:08Whatever you give is not enough.
01:11I want to do something for everyone.
01:14This is the story of a woman who lost everything due to the rain.
01:17She lost her life in the flood.
01:22She lost everything.
01:26Her past, present and future.
01:31She doesn't know who to tell this to.
01:34This is not just her.
01:36There are lakhs of people in both the Telugu states.
01:39In the flood in Vijayawada,
01:43Lakhs of people are facing this situation.
01:46Anyone who hears their pain will not stop crying.
01:50I can't help but think how difficult it is.
01:53How dangerous it will be if rivers and streams overflow due to heavy rains.
01:58The flood in Vijayawada and the flood in Kammam are examples of this.
02:03The flood in Vijayawada and the flood in Kammam are examples of this.
02:18The rain that fell from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon is not just the rain.
02:24The flood has created a great disaster.
02:28This is a great disaster.
02:31The past has caused tears for years.
02:34Tears are the solution to anyone's problem.
02:38The flood has spread across the city.
02:42The unforeseen disaster has flooded the city.
02:46Many areas in the south-central part of Vijayawada are submerged.
02:512.76 lakhs people have lost their food, water and shelter.
02:56Their houses have been submerged in six feet of water.
02:59Singinagar, JNNU MURM Colony, Bombay Colony, Paipula Road, Andhra Prabha Colony,
03:05New Rajarajeshwari Peta, Old Rajarajeshwari Peta, Urmila Subba Rao Nagar,
03:12Gollapudi Ramarajya Nagar and Housing Board Colonies are completely submerged.
03:17They have not come out of the water for four to five days.
03:20Boats and tractors could not come out.
03:24People have lost their lives.
03:37This is not only happening in Vijayawada, but also in Kammam.
03:40Floodwaters near the city have increased.
03:44Colonies and settlements have been submerged.
03:47About 15 colonies have been submerged.
03:5010 feet of floodwaters have reached the second part of some houses.
03:55People have reached the third part of the houses and are waiting for help.
04:00110 villages in Kammam district have been affected by the floods.
04:05Cars and two-wheeled vehicles have been damaged.
04:08Some houses and shops have been flooded.
04:11People who have gone to the resettlement centers due to the floods are returning to their homes.
04:18They are sad to see the damaged streets and houses.
04:21Every house has two to four feet of soil and mud.
04:26They can't even wipe their tears.
04:31Their lives have become miserable by not buying things at home.
04:36Years of hard work have been in vain.
04:38They are sad that the present has turned into a question mark and the future has become dark.
04:45They are sad that they can't predict how long it will take for their lives to come to a standstill.
04:51Vijayawada, Munneru incidents are an example of how dangerous it is to be in the middle of a city.
05:00Once upon a time, when Kairava Rao was alive, he built a dam in Budhamere.
05:07Mithra Committee and Sriram Krishna said that the dam should be preserved and developed.
05:14But what happened in those days?
05:16The Palakas lost their land.
05:18The dams were destroyed.
05:21The dams were demolished.
05:23The roads were destroyed.
05:27The government gave permission to build big houses and apartments inside the dams.
05:32If the dams were not built, a few farmers would have gone out and built their houses in the fields.
05:39But the government did not save the land that was needed to save the dams from the floods.
05:47As a result, Budhamere lost 40,000 to 40,000 to 2,000 hectares of land.
05:57Not only did the poor lose their homes, but they also lost their apartments.
06:07This is what happened in Hyderabad in the past.
06:10Bhaagyanagaram was hit by heavy rains in 2020.
06:14Rainfall was 800 mm per day.
06:17In a week, it was 700 mm per day.
06:20700 colonies in Hariharapuram and 18 colonies in Digumuna were submerged for a month.
06:29Saraswati Nagar in Mansurabad was submerged.
06:32In Agamaiya Colony, more than 1000 houses were submerged.
06:37Sushma Chaurastha was also submerged.
06:40Many areas in the old settlement were flooded.
06:44Nadeem Colony in Tolichowki was completely submerged.
06:48Varadhaniru in Virahat Nagar, Neeraj Colony and Balareddy Nagar Colony was submerged.
06:53The residents were in trouble when Varadhaniru reached Jubilee Hills Film Nagar.
06:57Varadha, which came from the areas of Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills, flooded Nadeem Colony and Virahat Colony.
07:03This is what happened in Varangal in the past.
07:06Many areas in the city were submerged due to bad weather.
07:09The residents of Varangal saved their lives by climbing on top of the house.
07:18In reality, rivers are considered as gods in our country.
07:21Rivers and streams are formed in one place and surround different areas.
07:25They are affected by the earthquake.
07:28The same is the case in Vijayawada and Munneru in Khammam.
07:31The rivers and streams, which are so important, are in trouble due to heavy rains.
07:36The floods that come in the afternoon flood the surrounding areas.
07:42The houses, colonies and cities are flooded.
07:46As a result, lakhs of people are affected.
07:49People's lives are being destroyed.
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