Flood destroys 80 houses, farmlands in Plateau
A devastating flood in Langtang South Local Government Area of Plateau has destroyed 80 houses and farmlands, displacing thousands of persons and leaving them without belongings.
The flood, which occurred between Friday and Sunday, fortunately, did not claim any lives.
Yintim Nimilam, secretary of Sabon Gida Community Development Association, described the incident as unfortunate, highlighting the displacement of over 80 households.
“The displaced persons are currently seeking shelter with neighbors, friends, and relatives.”
Another resident, Nandul Solomon, expressed the community’s distress, calling for urgent government intervention to alleviate their suffering.
“We are appealing to the government and relevant authorities to come to our rescue,” he urged.
(NAN)
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