Cyclone impact in Godhra leaves numerous trees down near Atalbagh, possibility of Nipah virus spread as bats die | Cyclone impact in Godhra leaves numerous trees down near Atalbagh, possibility of Nipah virus spread as bats die

Due to the storm and rain in Godhra city last Sunday early morning, there was a lot of destruction in the taluka including Godhra city. Due to which there was a huge loss in the taluks including Godhra. In Haridayal and Ambika Society of Godhra city, the main roads of the society were blocked due to the storm, which brought down 5 to 6 power poles and many trees. Due to which people had to suffer a lot to move around. The storm that ravaged Godhra city caused electric pole wires to snap on many trees inside Atalbagh, electrocuting a number of tree-dwelling mute birds.

Even after three days the dead birds were not removed
A large number of bats were killed by electrocution on fallen trees near Atalbagh during the storm on Sunday. Even after three days have passed, they are still seen falling on the road. The Godhra municipal administration has not yet undertaken the removal of the bats lying dead inside this tree. Due to this, pedestrians passing through the road and people including senior citizens who come to exercise in the garden have to pass through the stench of numerous dead bats. Because dead bats smell head-scratching. Due to the negligence of the Godhra Municipality, there has been a public demand for removal of the dead vagabonds lying on the road as part of vigilance so that the public does not fall victim to the disease.

Fear of spreading Nipah virus due to bats
A large number of pedestrians and motorists pass through the main road near Atalbagh in Godhra city. Then the fear of spreading Nipah virus due to bats lying dead in the middle of the road is haunting the people. Because many people drive through the public road and the head-splitting stench of the dying plant. So that the people passing by there do not fall into the clutches of viruses like Nipah, it is necessary for the concerned system to show seriousness in this matter. It is worth mentioning that many years ago, hundreds of people died due to Nipah virus in South India. Then, it is necessary to remove the dead bats lying on the road in Godhra city as part of its vigilance to prevent Nipah virus from falling in Godhra city.

There was a public demand for early removal of the dead snake
Dayalbhai Ahuja, a local living in Haridayal Society of Godhra city, while talking to Divyabhaskar, said that due to the storm that occurred last Sunday, there was heavy rain and thunder. Due to which numerous trees fell in Atalbagh. In which numerous mute birds were killed. Even though three days have passed today, the Godhra municipal administration has not yet taken action to remove the dead bats lying on the road. Due to which, unbearable stench is coming from the dead plants. Due to this, the pedestrians and the motorists are suffering a lot. Even so, the eyes of the municipal system do not open. It is necessary to immediately remove the dumb birds falling on the road. We don’t know whether we are living in Godhra city or in the forest because of the filth everywhere? Therefore, the public demand for the removal of the dead garbage lying on the road should be done as soon as possible.