Continuous rain causes Rushikulya River to overflow in Odisha
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Continuous heavy rainfall in the Purushottampur region of Ganjam district, Odisha, has caused the Rushikulya River to overflow.
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- Heavy rainfall has persisted for four days in the Purushottampur area of Ganjam district due to a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal.
- Normal life in the region has been significantly disrupted by the ongoing downpour.
- Agricultural fields in several areas have become waterlogged, leading to concerns about potential crop damage.
- The water level of the Rushikulya River is rising and has started flowing over its banks, prompting fears of flooding.
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NamedIndia · Ganjam · Purushottampur · Rushikulya River · Bay of Bengal
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