Following devastating floods in Nepal, an alert has been issued for Alamnagar and Chausa blocks in Bihar's Madhepura district due to the potential rise in the Kosi River's water level. While no direct impact of flooding is currently visible in these areas and villages remain normal, locals and the administration are closely monitoring the Kosi River and its tributaries.

Erosion has intensified at Harjora Ghat in Alamnagar block, leading to a temporary halt in anti-erosion work. Vigilance has also been heightened in the Fulaot and Morsanda areas of Chausa block. Residents in these regions, who have previously suffered from Kosi floods, are concerned about the potential rise in water levels. Approximately 30,000 villagers are already preparing for challenges such as livestock safety and fodder arrangements.

Villages including Sapni Musahari, Ghasakpur Vasa, Pandahi Vasa, Jhandapur Vasa, Tiyar Tola, and Navtoliya in Fulaot Paschimi Panchayat are on alert. Similarly, residents of Bari Khal, Barabighi, Pihora Vasa, Karail Vasa, and Navtoliya in Fulaot Purvi Panchayat, along with Parvatta Tola, Shripur Vasa, Ramcharan Tola, Morsanda Goth, Amni Vasa, Kadwa Vas, and Karailiya Musahari in Morsanda Panchayat, are continuously watching the Kosi River's situation.

Chausa Circle Officer Uday Kant Mishra stated that while there is currently no flood situation in the villages, all necessary administrative preparations are underway to deal with any potential disaster. Permits for 30 government boats are ready, and disaster response personnel are on alert. Alamnagar Circle Officer Ankesh Kumar also confirmed that water levels are normal and the administration is fully prepared. Elevated sites have been identified for emergency community kitchens and other facilities. The district administration is also vigilant due to the flash flood situation in the Kosi River's catchment area.