US EditionVillages Marooned After Deadly Floods in India's Punjab
- Flooding in India's Punjab state has marooned a thousand villages and forced thousands into relief camps, as reported by government authorities.
- At least 29 people have died due to flooding that affected over 250,000 individuals, with Punjab's Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann calling it 'one of the worst flood disasters in decades'.
- More than 940 square kilometers of farmland are flooded, leading to 'devastating crop losses', as stated by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- Authorities fear a 'huge loss of livestock', with the full extent unclear until the waters recede, according to a bulletin from state authorities.
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Villages marooned after deadly floods in India’s Punjab
A thousand villages in India's Punjab state are marooned by deadly floods, with thousands forced to seek shelter in relief camps, government authorities say. Flooding across the northwestern state killed at least 29 people and affected over 250,000 last month, with the state's chief minister calling it "one of the worst flood disasters in decades".
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