Patwari-Surveyor Team Members Stranded in Maad Area; All Found Healthy After Medical Examination

Raipur, September 2026: Six employees, including patwaris and surveyors, who were stranded in the Maad area across the Indravati River amid continuous rain and flooding, were safely airlifted to Bijapur following prompt action by the district administration

After reaching the district headquarters, all six employees underwent medical examinations at the district hospital. Their health condition was found to be normal

The six-member team of patwaris and surveyors had travelled to the Badepalli and Guttamangi areas for Girdawari survey work. During their visit, continuous rainfall caused water levels in rivers and streams to rise sharply, resulting in flooding in the area and leaving the employees stranded

As soon as the district administration was informed that the employees were trapped, Collector Vishwadeep directed officials to initiate an immediate rescue operation. Without losing time, the administration arranged an airlift and safely brought all six employees back to the district headquarters

The employees underwent medical examinations at the district hospital in the presence of Collector Vishwadeep. The Collector also met them, enquired about their well-being and took information about their health

The employees who returned safely appeared relieved and happy to reunite with their families and colleagues. The Collector appreciated their efforts in continuing to discharge their duties under difficult circumstances

On the occasion, Collector Vishwadeep said the district administration was working with complete alertness and promptness in the face of floods and other disaster situations

He said the safety of every individual remained the administration’s highest priority. Relief and rescue teams were continuously monitoring the situation to prevent any loss of life and ensure that timely assistance reached those in need