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Kerala Boatman Turns Saviour For People Stranded On Island Amid Lockdown
- Friday April 3, 2020
- Kerala News | ANI
In the Kerala backwaters in Kuttanad, a 50-year-old boatman is ferrying essential commodities including rice and grains, to around 60 families on an island here, who have been left with no mode of transportation after the coronavirus lockdown.
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www.ndtv.com
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Kerala Boatman Turns Saviour For People Stranded On Island Amid Lockdown
- Friday April 3, 2020
- Kerala News | ANI
In the Kerala backwaters in Kuttanad, a 50-year-old boatman is ferrying essential commodities including rice and grains, to around 60 families on an island here, who have been left with no mode of transportation after the coronavirus lockdown.
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www.ndtv.com
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Kerala's 'rice bowl' Kuttanad hit by worst floods in last seven years
- Tuesday July 16, 2013
- South | Sneha Mary Koshy
Over 2000 homes have been damaged and almost 50 per cent of the crops have been destroyed in Kuttanad after it was hit by the worst floods the area has seen in the last seven years, official estimates show. Adding to the woes of the residents is the lack of clean drinking water here.
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www.ndtv.com
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Kerala Boatman Turns Saviour For People Stranded On Island Amid Lockdown
- Friday April 3, 2020
- Kerala News | ANI
In the Kerala backwaters in Kuttanad, a 50-year-old boatman is ferrying essential commodities including rice and grains, to around 60 families on an island here, who have been left with no mode of transportation after the coronavirus lockdown.
-
www.ndtv.com
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Kerala Boatman Turns Saviour For People Stranded On Island Amid Lockdown
- Friday April 3, 2020
- Kerala News | ANI
In the Kerala backwaters in Kuttanad, a 50-year-old boatman is ferrying essential commodities including rice and grains, to around 60 families on an island here, who have been left with no mode of transportation after the coronavirus lockdown.
-
www.ndtv.com
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Kerala's 'rice bowl' Kuttanad hit by worst floods in last seven years
- Tuesday July 16, 2013
- South | Sneha Mary Koshy
Over 2000 homes have been damaged and almost 50 per cent of the crops have been destroyed in Kuttanad after it was hit by the worst floods the area has seen in the last seven years, official estimates show. Adding to the woes of the residents is the lack of clean drinking water here.
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www.ndtv.com