175-Yr-Old Shiva Temple Collapses Into Ganga as Malda Floods Worsen
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Due to abnormally high water levels and severe riverbank erosion, the Ganges River destroyed and swept away an ancient Shiva temple in the Indian state of West Bengal. At the Faraka Dam, the discharge volume reached approximately 1.2 million cubic feet of water per second. The flood also affected several major tributaries of the Ganges.
A 175-year-old Shiva temple collapsed in Gange, on the backdrop of the severe floods in the Maldives. Erosion threatens homes, schools and lands.
A 175-year-old temple dedicated to the god Shiva has slid into the Ganges River in West Bengal, India, after severe erosion breached the protective structures surrounding it.
In West Bengal, India, anomalous water levels in the Gang River and extensive coastal erosion led to the collapse of Shiva Temple with – The best and most interesting videos on the theme: Video, India, Incident at Fishki.net Entertainment Portal
Shiva's 150-year-old temple collapsed in Ganga because of the destruction of the coast in the Indian state of West Bengal, which was witnessed by residents of Muliram Tola village in Malda district, as described by Reuters.
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