Northeast Desk, 13th June: Teesta Village in West Bengal is reeling from a devastating flood triggered by a sudden surge in the Teesta River, which flows through Sikkim and West Bengal. The unexpected rise in water levels has plunged residents into distress, inundating homes and disrupting daily life.
The rapid escalation of the river’s flow caught many off guard, leaving families stranded and communities grappling with the aftermath of nature’s fury. Residents in affected areas have shared harrowing accounts of helplessness and fear as floodwaters steadily encroached upon their homes.
The flooding has caused significant damage to property and belongings, exacerbating the already vulnerable living conditions of many in the region.
In response to the crisis, local authorities and relief organizations have sprung into action, mobilizing efforts to aid those affected. They are providing shelter, food, and essential supplies to mitigate the immediate impact of the disaster. The community has also rallied together, offering support to each other amid the challenging circumstances brought about by this natural disaster.
The situation remains critical as efforts continue to manage the aftermath and support the affected residents in Teesta Village.
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