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Video: Swollen Ganga Swallows Up Houses In Bihar
Flowing above the danger mark, a swollen river Ganga has swallowed up at least 10 houses in Bihar's Mamlakha district.
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Let Up In Bihar Floods, Ganga Below Red Mark After 2 Weeks
The flood situation in Bihar appears to be improving as the Ganga waters receded below danger marks for the first time in the past two weeks but heavy rains led to water-logging on railways tracks in Howrah and Sealdah divisions in West Bengal affecting train services.
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19 More Killed In Bihar Floods As Number Of Deaths Rises To 198
With 19 more deaths, the number of lives lost in the Bihar floods today touched 198, even as the water levels of swollen Ganga started receding at many places in the state, except in Kahalgaon in Bhagalpur district where the river is flowing above the danger mark.
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Ganga Flows Above Danger Mark In UP; Allahabad, Varanasi Flooded
Heavy rain in Uttar Pradesh has caused many major rivers across the state to flow above the danger mark, leading to flooding in low lying areas.
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Video: Swollen Ganga Swallows Up Houses In Bihar
Flowing above the danger mark, a swollen river Ganga has swallowed up at least 10 houses in Bihar's Mamlakha district.
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Let Up In Bihar Floods, Ganga Below Red Mark After 2 Weeks
The flood situation in Bihar appears to be improving as the Ganga waters receded below danger marks for the first time in the past two weeks but heavy rains led to water-logging on railways tracks in Howrah and Sealdah divisions in West Bengal affecting train services.
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19 More Killed In Bihar Floods As Number Of Deaths Rises To 198
With 19 more deaths, the number of lives lost in the Bihar floods today touched 198, even as the water levels of swollen Ganga started receding at many places in the state, except in Kahalgaon in Bhagalpur district where the river is flowing above the danger mark.
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Ganga Flows Above Danger Mark In UP; Allahabad, Varanasi Flooded
Heavy rain in Uttar Pradesh has caused many major rivers across the state to flow above the danger mark, leading to flooding in low lying areas.
