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Water Recedes, Kuchinda Limping Back to Normalcy

The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar

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July 08, 2025

The situation in flood-hit Kuchinda started to gradually improve on Monday with water receding from several low-lying areas of the sub-division.

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @ Sambalpur

Kuchinda was one of the worst-hit areas of Sambalpur, recording over 200 mm rainfall on Sunday. The downpour left many villages inundated and key roads damaged.

Collector Siddheshwar Baliram Bondar said officials have been directed to assess the damage to houses and crops. Road and electricity restoration work is also underway. People evacuated to relief camps are safe. The situation is being closely monitored.

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