According to official data, road connectivity to 24 villages in the district has been disrupted after bridges/bridge-cum-barrages got submerged in the Bhima waters. The district administration has shifted 1,360 members of 445 families from flood-affected villages to care centres where they are being provided food, drinking water and other facilities. Deputy Commissioner Harshal Bhoyar has in a press note stated that the care centres have been set up for residents of flood-affected riverbank villages. Of the 1,360 residents, 150 are from 50 families in Hurasgundagi village, 250 from 65 families in Roja S. Sirwal village, 300 from 80 families in Shivanur village, 200 from 100 families in Naikal village and 460 from 150 families in Machanur village, Mr. Bhoyar stated. The Deputy Commissioner said that a team from NDRF has already arrived in the district to take up relief measures in the flood-affected villages.