Question

Flood in kaziranga( intro, causes, impacts, steps taken by govt. )

Answer 1

Explanation:

The Haldibari forest camp at Kaziranga National Park (KNP) received an alert that a baby rhino was battling for life in floodwaters a kilometre away. The six month-old calf was making its way through the nearby Mora Diphlu rivulet but became too fatigued to climb the highland. “Urgent rescue needed,” the message said.

The Haldibari forest camp at Kaziranga National Park (KNP) received an alert that a baby rhino was battling for life in floodwaters a kilometre away. The six month-old calf was making its way through the nearby Mora Diphlu rivulet but became too fatigued to climb the highland. “Urgent rescue needed,” the message said.In no time, five guards jumped into a country boat moored behind the camp and rushed to the spot. The National Highway 37 that passes through the park, which would have shortened the journey by 5-10 minutes, was heavily flooded and closed for vehicular movement. The forest camp, incidentally, did not have any of the 11 speed boats that the forest department at KNP owns to guard 884 sq km of the park spread across land and water bodies.

Answer 2

Explanation:

The Haldibari forest camp at Kaziranga National Park (KNP) received an alert that a baby rhino was battling for life in floodwaters a kilometre away. The six month-old calf was making its way through the nearby Mora Diphlu rivulet but became too fatigued to climb the highland. “Urgent rescue needed,” the message said.

The Haldibari forest camp at Kaziranga National Park (KNP) received an alert that a baby rhino was battling for life in floodwaters a kilometre away. The six month-old calf was making its way through the nearby Mora Diphlu rivulet but became too fatigued to climb the highland. “Urgent rescue needed,” the message said.In no time, five guards jumped into a country boat moored behind the camp and rushed to the spot. The National Highway 37 that passes through the park, which would have shortened the journey by 5-10 minutes, was heavily flooded and closed for vehicular movement. The forest camp, incidentally, did not have any of the 11 speed boats that the forest department at KNP owns to guard 884 sq km of the park spread across land and water bodies.