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India: farmers struggle as farmland floods

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Parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) witnesses waterlogging and flooding in several areas, disrupting farm activities as monsoon season is in full swing.

Added on the 27/07/2023 00:14:22 - Copyright : AFP EN

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