Mr Gabriel Aka'Ka, State's Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, said that the exertion was to moderate the overwhelming impact of surge fiasco in the state.
As indicated by him, the state was hard warmth by the surge fiasco in 2012 leaving scores dead and property pulverized.
Aka'Ka said that the state government had stepped from that point forward to guarantee that there was no rehash of the calamity.
He said, "Government have made support zones for individuals living along surge fields to move in the event of crisis and left on serious open illumination went for relieving the impact of flooding.
"Nasarawa state has a long extend of coastlines along the River Benue with a few settlements from Tunga in Awe neighborhood government to Umaisha and Loko in Toto nearby government region.
"We have manual surge gage mounted in a few spots in Umaisha and Tunga, and prepared group individuals to screen water level and empty individuals when important to turn away surge catastrophe.
"Be that as it may, manual gages are inadequate, thus the requirement for robotized surge cautioning hardware that will be checked in an essential issue for residents to be protected quickly if there is a surge catastrophe."
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