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The mortal remains of Mujammil Ali Laskar were found late at night on May 30. The elderly man who had drowned in the Madhura River in Gosaipur and was swept away by the turbulent water last Tuesday. The cyclonic storms have brought heavy…
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A group of representatives from March for Science Silchar Chapter visited the sluice gates and embankments near Silchar city on May 30 to assess their current condition. The delegation, including Ashu Paul, Krishanu Bhattacharya, Hanif…
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Continuous rainfall has triggered a flood-like situation across Barak Valley, leaving residents in distress. The town of Silchar grapples with waterlogging, evoking memories of past floods, while rural areas endure the brunt as families are…
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In a significant development following last week's alleged violent altercation at the Ruby Wine Shop on Ashram Road, Silchar, three individuals have been arrested. The arrests come in the wake of a brutal attack on the shop owner, Sukanta…
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Assam's Water Resources Minister, Pijush Hazarika, arrived in Silchar today to evaluate the situation at the sinking zone in Tarapur Shibbari, severely affected by the recent Cyclone Remal and heavy rainfall. During his visit, the minister…
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The dyke is undergoing repair work to fill the 8-inch gap under, through which water is still entering Mahisha Beel.
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As the gates were not shutting down, geo bags were used but as of now, it is not working.
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“As DNNK School has examinations scheduled tomorrow, they are being accommodated in Cachar College and Govt. Girls School”, Rohan Kumar Jha told Barak Bulletin.
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This precautionary measure underscores the local administration's commitment to managing disaster risks and protecting the community amid challenging weather conditions.
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Currently, the water level of Barak River as measured in Annapurna Ghat stands at 20.16 metres as of 5 PM.
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