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After deadly floods in India’s Assam, experts call for better warnings and long-term planning
Over 100 lives have been lost in Assam's worst floods in nearly 60 years, displacing over 700,000 people. Experts warn that climate change and urbanization are heightening flood risks, urging the need for better early warning systems and co...
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Over 100 lives have been lost in Assam's worst floods in nearly 60 years, displacing over 700,000 people. Experts warn that climate change and urbanization are heightening flood risks, urging the need for better early warning systems and comprehensive management strategies.
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Originally reported by AP News.
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