Water enters houses in Hamirpur

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Hamirpur, July 12

Incessant rain wrecked havoc in the district today as many roads in rural areas were blocked due to landslides and uprooted trees.

The Ward No. 8 of Hamipur town was flooded with mud flowing from the adjoining nullah.

The mud entered many houses, damaging goods and furniture.

According to reports, the situation has worsened due to the dumping of dug-up earth in the nullah by people constructing buildings on its bank.— OC

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