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Villagers are worried about the fire victims of Jarlahwagachi
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While returning to the village after treating her stomach in Sitamarhi in Bihar, Lakhandevi became emaciated. On Wednesday, his house was burnt to ashes in a fire. 2 lakhs in cash, jewellery, grain leaves and documents, sent by the son from abroad and collected by her husband Sitaram Paswan by driving the car, have all been burnt to ashes.
The wealth that was accumulated all through life turned into ashes in an instant. Mahottari's Matihani-6 is the wife of Lakhandevi of Jarlahwagachi, 'There is nothing wrong with returning after treatment. No clothes to wear, now what to eat ? Nothing.' A family of 8 people is crying after 4 houses made of mud were burnt down.
240,000. Harichan Sah is also upset after his house burnt down after he could not pay the loan amount from the bank. Suffering has been added to Sah's sorrow after burning the grain that he had harvested for up to a year. 'Now I am worried about how to live,' he said, 'everything I have earned is gone. A buffalo survived by being tied to a rope.' The goat was also burnt by the fire. He said that Saha, who was sleeping inside the house, was saved because everyone pulled him out.
After about 7 hours, the fire in Jaralhawagachi has been extinguished. Mayor Hariprasad Mandal said in Matihani that this prevented further damage to the settlement.
Miatol and Hattatol's Mayor Mandal informed that 110 houses were completely burnt to ashes.
Fire engines of Matihani Municipality, Jaleshwar Municipality, Ramgopalpur Municipality, Provincial Police Office Janakpur were used to extinguish the fire. In addition, Mayor Mandal said that due to the efforts of Nepali Army, Nepal Police, Armed Police, Matihani Municipality staff and locals, further damage was avoided.
The chief district officer of Mahottari, Shivram Gelal, said that the property of the local people along with the livestock was completely burnt in the burnt settlement. . He said that coordination is being done with the Red Cross and various agencies for the management of the fire victims. Mayor Mandal has appealed to everyone to help the people of Matihani because they are in a big disaster.
