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A man wades through a breach in the Ghaggar River which widened in Pulad village, on July 19, 2019 in Sangrur, India. The Ghaggar river on Thursday crossed the danger mark in Sangrur district and caused a 70-foot-long breach on its banks at Phulad village of Moonak sub-division, forcing the administration to call in the army and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) to plug it. The breach, caused by rising level of water in Ghaggar due to heavy rain, developed at 6am and went up to 70 feet by the evening as the teams of the army, NDRF and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) failed to plug it. (Photo by Bharat Bhushan Hindustan Times ) Ghaggar River Breaches Banks In Sangrur; Army, NDRF Called In To Plug Gap

A man wades through a breach in the Ghaggar River which widened in Pulad village, on July 19, 2019 in Sangrur, India. The Ghaggar river on Thursday crossed the danger mark in Sangrur district and caused a 70-foot-long breach on its banks at Phulad village of Moonak sub-division, forcing the administration to call in the army and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) to plug it. The breach, caused by rising level of water in Ghaggar due to heavy rain, developed at 6am and went up to 70 feet by the evening as the teams of the army, NDRF and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) failed to plug it. (Photo by Bharat Bhushan Hindustan Times ) Ghaggar River Breaches Banks In Sangrur; Army, NDRF Called In To Plug Gap

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SANGRUR, INDIA - JULY 19: A man wades through a breach in the Ghaggar River which widened in Pulad village, on July 19, 2019 in Sangrur, India. The Ghaggar river on Thursday crossed the danger mark in Sangrur district and caused a 70-foot-long breach on its banks at Phulad village of Moonak sub-division, forcing the administration to call in the army and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) to plug it. The breach, caused by rising level of water in Ghaggar due to heavy rain, developed at 6am and went up to 70 feet by the evening as the teams of the army, NDRF and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) failed to plug it. (Photo by Bharat Bhushan Hindustan Times ) Ghaggar River Breaches Banks In Sangrur; Army, NDRF Called In To Plug Gap

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