Flood Terror Returns to Bhadrak as Salandi River Breaches
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A twenty-foot breach in the Salandi River in Bhadrak has caused flooding in nearby villages following heavy rains.
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- Heavy, continuous rains in Odisha caused by a low-pressure area in the Bay of Bengal have led to severe flooding in the Bhadrak district.
- A twenty-foot-wide breach formed in the Salandi River near Ankapal village, forcing water into local residential areas.
- Major roads in the district, including Jagannathpur main road near Bhadrak College, have become waterlogged and impassable.
- Residents remain alarmed as the flooding conditions worsen following previous flood events in the region.
What to watch next
- Status of repair efforts for the twenty-foot breach in the Salandi River.
- Further impacts of continuous rainfall on coastal Odisha.
- Extent of displacement for residents in affected villages near Ankapal.
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NamedIndia · Ankapal · Bhadrak · Amita Das · Baitarani River · Salandi River
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