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Malnad districts receive heavy rain
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Malnad districts receive heavy rain

Heavy rainfall hit various parts of the Malnad region in Karnataka on Sunday, causing widespread flooding and landslides. The region experienced significantly above-average rainfall, with some areas recording over 295 mm in 24 hours. The Tunga River overflowed, prompting authorities to relocate residents living along its banks to a temporary shelter. Several dams, including the Tunga Dam and Bhadra Reservoir, saw increased inflows, raising concerns about potential overflow. Officials monitored water levels and released excess water through crest gates to manage the situation.

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Malnad districts receive heavy rain

Heavy rainfall hit various parts of the Malnad region in Karnataka on Sunday, causing widespread flooding and landslides. The region experienced significantly above-average rainfall, with some areas recording over 295 mm in 24 hours. The Tunga River overflowed, prompting authorities to relocate residents living along its banks to a temporary shelter. Several dams, including the Tunga Dam and Bhadra Reservoir, saw increased inflows, raising concerns about potential overflow. Officials monitored water levels and released excess water through crest gates to manage the situation.

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