During the continued rain, the water of Atrai and Nagar river flowing through Singra upazila of Natore has increased. Boro farmers have been scared of the increase in water. The continuous rainwater is entering the Chanbalbari with the dam's Saradanagar dam. Due to this, there was fear of taking boro paddy from the trouble. Besides, many canals of 5,000 acres of land are threatened due to drowning.

In fact, the farmers of Chanball tribe, who are known for their crops, are now in crisis. Rice sinking on one side, and not the harvest workers. As a result, the movement of the peasants in the field of Boro paddy is on the forehead.
Singra upazila agricultural office and local sources said that as many as one lakh farmers were panicked due to the heavy rains on April 30, the last two days of rain, and the water of the uprising of Atrai and Nagar river in Singra upazila due to the heavy rain in the last two days, including Wednesday. Water is constantly entering the land of Chanabalil with the dam in the Saradanagar area of ​​the Nagar river. In this, about two hundred farmers of Saradanagar area have been affected. Similar areas of Saradanagar, Chougram, Eksing Tarai, Dahiya, Barabari and surrounding areas are almost identical in the upazila. Basically the heavy rain water flutter and the rice paddy of the challanbill is under water now. Farmers are also worried about boro paddy husk lying on the ground with half-raw rice in the storm wind. Farmer Yusub Ali of Saradanagar village and Atahar Ali of Chougram said they planted boro in the money taken from the bank. Being worried about the crop, how worried the bank would repay the loan. Chaugaon UP Chairman Jahidul Islam Bhola said that admitting the entry of Sarandan dam into the water was damaged by the fact that nearly 100 farmers were affected due to water entering their union. Besides, several paddy drowns in Chougram adjacent to the Natore-Bogra highway.
Singra upazila Agriculture Officer Krishibid Sajjad Hossain said that the rice was lying in full 5,000 hectares of land in its upazila due to the rain and rain in the last few days. When the rain water gets dry after the rain is dry, the farmers will be less damaged.