jannian chahal as water continues to gush out of the wide breaches along the satluj people from far off majha and malwa villages gurdwara committees and sikh groups offer langar to the marooned victims army choppers too airdropped food packets provided by the district administration to the villagers stranded at their homesnearly 50 residents of talwandi chaudhrian village mostly youngsters came with five vehicles of cooked food and took it to two different locations five of them even waded through the neck deep water to take the food in a big iron vessel to the marooned houses villagers prepared the langar in gurdwara and some even cooked at their houses and then we reached here at around 930am said babbaljeet singh a village youth from amritsar district around 50 residents of timmowal village near baba bakala came not only with langar but also with dry rations including skimmed milk in five vehicles around 17 residents from mahadipur village near majitha came with packed water and other eatablesfrom malwa region around 20 residents of kussa village of moga district came with cargo vehicle with the langarresidents of bargari village in faridkot and aklianwal village from mansa district also brought foodlangar started reaching here from tuesday and there is no dearth of it said surjeet a migrant woman from bihar living at the bundh bishesarpur village residents sagardeep singh and manjit singh said they had come to check what supplies the stranded villages need as there was already enough supply of cooked food cut off villages a challengethe bigger challenge are the marooned villages on wednesday five residents of chak bundala one of the villages located between two breaches in the bundh swam for a few kilometres to the bundh site they swam back carrying food packets and drinking water on a wooden plank over a rubber tube national disaster response force and army are also reaching out to the marooned villagers through boats as several of them have refused to leave their houses completelyurban areas indifferentspared from the protracted trauma of flooding that the villagers faced urban areas of punjab had it easy and are not very proactive in offering help food will continue to be airdropped dcjalandhar district administration airdropped 36000 paranthas water and 18000 packets of dry ration with the help of indian army choppers according to dc varinder kumar sharma dry ration consist of biscuits rusks bread and watermedicines not left out aap politician and social worker ratan singh kaakar kalan supplied basic medicines to the marooned villages while an ambulance of guru nanak super specialty hospital with two doctors has been stationed at the gurdwara of jannian chahal village