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Floods affect 373 villages across three districts in north Odisha

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Flooding in north Odisha has affected 373 villages across Balasore, Jajpur, and Mayurbhanj districts, with authorities maintaining rescue and relief operations despite receding river water levels.

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Dilip Kumar Rout

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  • As of noon, the water level of Subarnarekha at Rajghat stood at 10.84 metres against the danger level of 10.36 metres and is currently showing a falling trend, indicating gradual improvement in the river situation,
    [1]Hindustan Times· 3 Sept· opens on the quote
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    said. The Subarnarekha, which inundated 214 villages across five blocks of Balasore district Bhograi, Baliapal, Basta, Remuna and Jaleshwar was flowing above the danger mark but showed a falling trend, they said. " As of noon, the water level of Subarnarekha at Rajghat stood at 10.84 metres against the danger level of 10.36 metres and is currently showing a falling trend, indicating gradual improvement in the river situation, " Water Resources Department's engineer-in-chief Dilip Kumar Rout said. Around 35,740 people from affected villages in Balasore district have been evacuated and housed in 72 relief shelters, the official said. The

Rajesh P Patil

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  • The improving river situation and reduced rainfall activity are encouraging signs,
    [1]Hindustan Times· 3 Sept· opens on the quote
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    is restored. The State Emergency Operation Centre under the Office of the Special Relief Commissioner is monitoring the situation round the clock in coordination with all District Emergency Operation Centres . " The improving river situation and reduced rainfall activity are encouraging signs, " Special Relief Commissioner Rajesh P Patil said. He, however, said the state government continued to maintain a high level of preparedness, with round-the-clock monitoring, coordinated field response and necessary

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All filed from IndiaNamed India · Balasore · Hirakud Reservoir · Jajpur · Mayurbhanj · Dilip Kumar Rout · India Meteorological Department · National Disaster Response Force · Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force · Office of the Special Relief Commissioner · Rajesh P Patil · State Emergency Operation Centre · Water Resources Department

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