Preparation: The area is assessed to determine the extent of flooding and the amount of soil needed. Heavy machinery like bulldozers and dump trucks are brought to the site.

Soil Delivery: Dump trucks transport soil to the flooded area. The soil is usually sourced from nearby locations to minimize transportation time and costs.

Pushing Soil: Bulldozers, equipped with large blades, push the delivered soil into the flooded areas. This helps to raise the ground level and displace water.

Compaction: After the soil is spread, it is compacted to ensure stability and prevent future flooding. This may involve using rollers or other compaction equipment.

Final Touches: The area is leveled and smoothed out to create a stable surface. Additional measures, such as drainage systems, may be implemented to prevent future flooding.

This process is often used in construction projects to reclaim land, create foundations for buildings, or build roads in areas prone to flooding123.

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