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The Burhi Gandak river is a major river in the Muzaffarpur region of India, and it plays a significant role in the lives of the local population. The river provides a vital source of water for irrigation, drinking, and other domestic purposes, and it is also an important transportation route for goods and people. The presence of the Burhi Gandak river has likely contributed to the population growth and economic development of Muzaffarpur city. The availability of water for irrigation may have facilitated the development of agriculture in the region, which in turn may have attracted people to the area. The river may also have played a role in the development of other industries, such as fishing and transportation. However, the Burhi Gandak river can also have negative impacts on the population and economic development of Muzaffarpur city. Flooding is a common occurrence in the region, and it can damage infrastructure, disrupt transportation, and displace people from their homes. In addition, pollution from industrial and agricultural sources can have negative impacts on the quality of the river water, which can affect the health of the local population and the viability of the river as a source of irrigation and drinking water. Overall, the Burhi Gandak river has both positive and negative impacts on the population, migration, and economic development of Muzaffarpur city. Managing these impacts effectively will be key to ensuring a sustainable future for the region.