"As a precautionary measure more than 100 villagers were asked to move out of their houses from various villages in the Ramgarh sector of the district," Samba Deputy Commissioner Sheetal Nanda told PTI.
The measures were taken by the Civil Administration after the water in the Basantar River breached various embankments and entered the houses in villages of the district.
"These people are kept in a local school in Samba and we are waiting for the weather conditions to improve, as soon as the weather improves and water recedes we will send these people back to their houses," she said.
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