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Chief Minister of Assma Himanta Biswa Sarma had ensured that the state will requisition forces from other states in order to combat what is by far the worst flood Silchar has ever faced in its history. 
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In another interview, our Chief Minister mentioned that after a discussion with the Prime Minister and Home Minister. The CM announced that a total of 1lakh litres of petrol will be airlifted by the Indian Airforce to Silchar.
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The areas of supply where the transformers and cabinets are kept, that are drenched, are being isolated. The Chengkoorie Substation, is completely submerged, and all four panels of it have been disconnected.  
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A large number of population has complained that the distress number shared by the Cachar DDMA is not working and hence, the people in distress are panicking
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With the water level rising at 21.54 cm, the entire town is in deep anxiety and distress. The Magistrate also mentioned that conducting an examination in such a situation was not satisfactory.
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Ajitesh Roy, an executive at a Finance company was riding on his motorcycle on Saturday evening. He was at the Longai Road, near Shib Bari which was submerged by water flowing from the hilltop to the nearby deep gorge.
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Educational Institutions (Govt. or Private) & Non-Essential Private Establishments of Cachar District shall remain closed for next 24 hours.
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Shampa Ree and Shibu Ree are residents of the same house. The locals have informed that Shampa Ree is daughter in law of Shibu Ree.
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The department informed that late in the night, the locals went to the spot and cutaway a large portion of the land/bank that was stopping the flow of the water. "Public damaged the site in May. We even lodged an FIR requesting for an…
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The water level of river Barak at 3:00 pm as measured at Annapurna Ghat was at 20.19m against the danger level 19.83m. The water level is still rising. 
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