The Danapur-Diara region of Patna, Bihar's capital, is currently grappling with severe flooding due to the overflowing Ganga river. Roads are completely submerged, and homes and shops have been inundated. The situation is so dire that routes normally used by pedestrians and vehicles are now entirely under water.

Reporters from AajTak visited the Danapur-Diara area, where entire stretches of roads were found submerged. Market shops have also been swallowed by the floodwaters, severely disrupting normal movement. Many families are confined to their homes. The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) team in the area is continuously cautioning residents and urging them to stay indoors. Concerns have heightened following a recent incident where an elderly person drowned.

Due to the floods, market areas, including schools, pharmacies, and electronics stores, are completely submerged. Children were seen playing on the waterlogged streets, while numerous families remain trapped inside their houses. Locals report that meeting daily necessities has become challenging, and they are struggling to procure essential goods. The impact of the floods is also clearly visible around local temples.

The flood situation in Danapur-Diara remains critical, with roads, markets, and residential areas submerged, bringing life to a standstill. Amidst this, Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary conducted an aerial survey of the flood-affected regions. He was accompanied by Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and Water Resources Minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary. During this inspection, the administration and the Water Resources Department face the significant challenge of delivering relief to affected people and managing the waterlogging. The current conditions in Danapur-Diara have completely halted normal life.