The water level of the Bagmati River in Muzaffarpur district is continuously rising, posing a significant flood threat. According to reports, the Bagmati River is flowing one meter above the danger mark, raising concerns among local administration and residents. This increased water level has directly impacted the Aurai and Katra blocks, where floodwaters have entered numerous school premises.

With schools inundated, academic activities have come to a complete halt. Students are unable to attend classes, and their education is being disrupted. This situation arises at a time when children's education in flood-affected areas is already a challenge. Local residents state that they face such problems every monsoon, but this year the situation appears more severe. While the administration is reportedly monitoring the situation, concrete relief and rescue operations have not yet been initiated. Given the rising river levels, people living in low-lying areas have been advised to move to safer locations. Connectivity to several villages has also been severed, severely impacting daily life. Farmers are also worried about potential crop damage.

The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall for the next few days, which could further worsen the situation. The district administration needs to establish relief camps and provide essential assistance in the affected areas as soon as possible to help people cope with this natural disaster.