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After deadly floods in India's Assam, experts call for better warnings and long-term planning

The Washington Post · last updated

GUWAHATI, India — Rojo Neog left his house in India’s Assam state on the evening of July 19 to buy candles after heavy rain knocked out electricity. As he rode back on his bicycle, the Dikhow River suddenly rose and the current intensified.

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