When Flooding Becomes An Annual Routine: Madrauni Beyond The Headlines
When the Kosi rises, a boat can become the way people reach the market, school or hospital. They also describe the flooding as something they have been living with for years.

When the Kosi rises, a boat can become the way people reach the market, school or hospital. They also describe the flooding as something they have been living with for years.

When the Kosi rises, a boat can become the way people reach the market, school or hospital.
They also describe the flooding as something they have been living with for years.
That is what makes the situation in Madrauni difficult to see as just another monsoon story.
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When the Kosi rises, a boat can become the way people reach the market, school or hospital. They also describe the flooding as something they have been living with for years. That is what makes the situation in Madrauni difficult to see as just another monsoon story.
According to reports published on September 1, floodwater had entered more than 1,500 houses and affected over 700 families. Some families have moved to rooftops or temporary locations near railway tracks, while boats have become essential for movement in several parts of the area.
In Madrauni, a boat can mean much more than a way to cross water. Rivers rise, water spreads and low-lying areas become vulnerable. Thousands of acres of standing crops have also been submerged.
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