The Kosi River's rising water levels have created a severe flood situation in the Alamnagar and Chausa blocks of Madhepura district, affecting approximately 1.25 lakh people. The administration has intensified preparations for relief operations.

The situation in Alamnagar and Chausa blocks, situated at the mouth of the Kosi River, is deteriorating. Four panchayats in Alamnagar and six in Chausa block are completely submerged. These include Phulaut East and West, Morsanda, Chirauri, Laualagan East and West, Chausa West, Paina, and Ghosai panchayats in Chausa block. Floodwaters have also entered the lower parts of Alamnagar Nagar Panchayat.

Alamnagar Circle Officer Ankesh Kumar stated that 25 locations have been identified for shelters and 11 sites for community kitchens in the block. According to Chausa Circle Officer Udaykant Mishra, 13 community kitchens will operate in the Chausa block area. One SDRF team each has been put on alert for both blocks.

The floods have disrupted road connectivity to several villages, impacting around 30,000 people. Areas like Purvi Chhatouna, Bhawanipur Basa, Athgama Mahadalit Tola, Athgama Nishad Tola, Muraut Jagir Tola, Muraut Mahadalit Tola, Ratwara School Mahadalit Tola in Kishanpur-Ratwara panchayat, along with several localities in Khapur and Gangapur panchayats, have lost road access. Livestock owners are facing challenges with fodder.

To provide medical facilities, the administration has formed two mobile teams that are continuously camping in flood-affected areas to offer health services. Senior district officials are being regularly updated on the rising water levels.