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Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan to Visit Bihar on September 16 to Review Flood Situation

The minister will conduct aerial and ground surveys, meet affected families and farmers, and review relief operations with senior officials and the chief minister.

  • On Wednesday, Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan arrived in Bihar for an intensive tour to assess flood damage and review relief and rescue operations across the state's affected areas.
  • Chouhan will conduct aerial surveys of flood-affected regions including Dighwara and Maner, followed by a high-level review meeting with Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary at the 'Samvad' Secretariat.
  • Traveling from Hajipur Police Line, the minister will visit Tersia and Saraipur villages before continuing to inspect the Kojikaraiya embankment in Naugachhia via Bhagalpur.
  • Later today, Chouhan will visit the Nawabgarhi relief camp in Munger and the Bhagalpur Polytechnic College to meet displaced families and inspect crop damage with local farmers.
  • The minister will depart for Patna on Thursday morning following additional meetings with flood-affected residents, supported by senior officials from relevant Union Ministries throughout the tour.
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