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Floods: AP floods why it is happening?

It is so sad that the government has not done sufficient to abate the situation in Andhra Pradesh districts. Governments after government have come and gone promising to the people before the state elections that they will abate the horror and situation in the state faced by the locals in villages and the districts to do by constructions of permanent drainage systems. Nothing has been done so far by any of the governments from any party in the opposing party or the party in power.

The ones who are the people suffering from the attitudes of the politicians. What is the point of giving free rice to the poor when they cannot do anything finding a way to redirect the waters in the rainy season into the drainage?

All it takes to complete the half completed drainage and sewer systems on time. Where is all the money being spent if the government is unable to provide for drainage in the districts and villages? This clearly shows of the authorities not doing the spade work properly whether it is in cities, districts and the villages. How much time does it take to do a new survey and start the work? This is not only for Andhra Pradesh, but for all the states in India.

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