In West Champaran district, floods originating from Nepal have severely damaged several roads, causing immense difficulties for villagers. The main road connecting Jalalpur Panchayat to Dihi village in Yoga Patti block has been broken for the past 15 days. The road's condition is so poor that traveling on it has become risky, yet villagers are forced to use this route.

According to local residents, while people manage to navigate the road during the day, the situation worsens significantly at night. In the dark, it becomes difficult to gauge the depth of the potholes, leading to a constant risk of accidents. Villagers fear that a major mishap could occur if the road is not repaired promptly.

The damaged road also poses challenges in transporting patients to hospitals. Locals state that in emergency situations, getting patients to the hospital on time has become a major hurdle due to the poor road conditions, further adding to their worries. Residents have appealed to the district administration and public representatives to expedite the repair of the Jalalpur-Dihi main road to ensure safe commuting and alleviate their daily struggles.