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Heavy rainfall and upstream water flow from India have caused the Teesta River to exceed the danger mark at the Dalia point. This has resulted in the submersion of nearly 1,000 homes and left approximately 5,500 families waterlogged in Nilphamari and Lalmonirhat districts.
Source photograph: Daily Amar Desh · 24 Jun 2026 / Record updated 27 Jun 2026Reported fatalities
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Heavy rainfall and upstream water flow from India have caused the Teesta River to exceed the danger mark at the Dalia point. This has resulted in the submersion of nearly 1,000 homes and left approximately 5,500 families waterlogged in Nilphamari and Lalmonirhat districts.
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