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Manipur: Large number of people seen enjoying flood despite police order

People were seen enjoying the view by sitting on top of the road median along BT road stretch and foot bridge located on the northern side of Polo ground.

ByIFP Bureau

Updated 31 May 2024, 3:41 am

(PHOTO: IFP)
(PHOTO: IFP)

Despite the Manipur Police appealing to the public not to disturb the rescue operations by crowding the places, a large number of people were seen coming out to watch the flooded area including in Khwairamband market area.

Following the breach by the Imphal River, the flood affected many parts of Imphal West area including NH-2 along Raj Bhavan stretch upto PWD office crossing, Khwairamband market area along BT road stretch, Nagamapal Road stretch, Wahengbam Leikai, Uripok, Keishamthong, Khagempalli and others.

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Ironically, even as thousands are suffering and rescue operations are on, many were seen coming out of their homes to enjoy the view at Khwairamband market area. The people were seen enjoying the view by sitting on top of the road median along BT road stretch and foot bridge located on the northern side of Polo ground.

On Wednesday, the superintendent of police, Imphal West, stated that in view of the incessant rain during the past few days, a number of places in the valley districts have been inundated. The police department along with other agencies are helping the public in evacuation of stranded people, the SP said.

The SP then appealed to the public not to hamper the rescue operators by coming out in large numbers and crowding the place. It also requested the public to cooperate and facilitate rescue operations.

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For assistance, people can contact the SP, Imphal West control room through contact number 0385-2450214 and 6009030422.

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