Flood threat eases as Rushikulya River water levels decrease
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The flood threat in the Rushikulya River has subsided as water levels begin to recede following heavy rainfall in Ganjam district.
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- Heavy rainfall caused by a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal resulted in rising water levels in the Rushikulya River near Purushottampur.
- Local residents faced significant life disruptions due to the continuous four-day downpour.
- The river reached dangerous levels, causing widespread fears of flooding in the surrounding areas.
- The water level has now started to recede, alleviating concerns of a flood.
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NamedIndia · Ganjam · Purushottampur · Rushikulya River · Bay of Bengal
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