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Several shops washed away by flash floods in Tura

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TURA: Tura Town witnessed one of the most devastating showers in recent times on Thursday night which caused small streams passing through the town to swell up and wash away several shops at several localities.

Trail of destruction left by flash floods in Tura.

Heavy showers began to lash the town by around 9:45 pm which continued without letting up until early morning turning usually tiny streams into torrents which flooded into roads damaging shops located along its banks.

Two shops located at Don Bosco junction at Sampalgre locality were completely washed away by the raging waters of the Kasinang Stream which also did major damage to the tiled road laid there. Another shop constructed across the Gandrak stream at Chandmary was also washed away in the flash flood. However, there were no reports of any casualties reported from anywhere during last night’s storm.

When contacted, West Garo Hills Deputy Commissioner, Ram Singh said that so far, there were no reports of major damage or casualties reported from anywhere.

“No reports of major damage has been reported from anywhere except Chandmary area where several shops were reportedly damaged. We have asked the Tura Municipal Board to look into it,” the DC said.

 

 

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