begum, has a few like moments with her family as discreet by, with basic supplies. in this relief camp, they left their village when it was flooded. and now she had a room with 20 people. she says they had to wait for days before been given some food. they left all their belongings at home and don't know when they can return. we go through the same thing every one or 2 years. we lose all our belongings. we have to work hard again and rebuild everything, only to lose them again to flood. this is our life. heavy rains continue to lash a som, steep impacting half a 1000000 people. many have left, some weighted to rise in waters. others use raft floods have devastated hundreds of villages. the drama porter is one of the longest rivers in the world and main source of water for this region. it often floods during monsoon. what's concerning is that the rains have come early and a more intense, but this time of year in many parts of the state, this river, it's going above danger levels. rescue efforts are underway. at least $50000.00 people are in relief camps, while milita

asam, leaving half a 1000000 people homeless for city of go. hattie, have limited report, has he not begum? has a few like moments with her family as discreet by, with basic supplies. in this relief camp, they left a village when it was flooded and now she had a room with 20 people. she says they had to wait for days before been given some food. they left all their belongings at home and don't know when they can return. we go through the same thing every one or 2 years. we lose all our belongings. we have to work hard again and rebuild everything, only to lose them again to flood. this is our life heavy rains continue to lash a som, steep impacting half a 1000000 people. many have left some weighted through rising waters. others use raft floods have devastated hundreds of villages. the rama porter is one of the longest rivers in the world and main source of water for this region. it often floods during monsoon. what's concerning is that the rains have come early and a more intense for this time of year. in many parts of the state, this river, it's going above danger levels. rescue efforts

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