The Gandak River's water has overflowed onto National Highway-722 near Maker Hospital Chowk in Saran district, affecting the Chapra-Muzaffarpur route. The road is submerged under a strong current, causing significant difficulties for motorists and pedestrians. Concerns about accidents due to the fast-flowing water have severely impacted traffic.

This situation arose after the main Saran embankment breached near Baghakhola and Hajalpur, leading to a rapid spread of Gandak's waters into low-lying areas. The impact is now visible on major roads in Maker, particularly near Hospital Chowk, where floodwaters are crossing the national highway.

Following the embankment breach, 22 villages in Maker block and 11 villages in Amanour block have been inundated. Approximately 50,000 people across these two blocks are facing the threat of floods. The continuous expansion of floodwaters has heightened local residents' concerns, prompting many families to move to safer locations.

The inundation of the national highway has not only disrupted transportation but also created problems for people trying to meet their daily needs. The strong current on the road poses increased risks for drivers. The administration is closely monitoring the situation and keeping an eye on affected areas. The reaching of Gandak's water to the highway has further intensified worries in the flood-affected regions.