No respite for rain, cracks forced families to shift shelter
MUKESH SHARMA
Kalimpong, September 16
It was a rained out morning in Kalimpong on
Sunday with the season's heaviest showers resulting in several landslides and
the inevitable threats to the residents.
The residents of
Kalimpong have no respite from the incessant rain from the last three days. The
road which was badly damaged by the landslide at 15th Mile still is
in the process of mending and the vehicles reaching Algaraha, Pedong are plying
via the alternative route 11 Mile. The story of the NH31A is also the same but
the hard efforts of the GREF have been helping the traffic to flow.
Likewise 10 families have
been shifted to school sensing the danger of the slide at Nursery village of
Kalimpong. The continuous rainfall has resulted in the decline of the
temperature where today’s maximum temperature was recorded 20.4 degree celsius
and the minimum to 17.9 degree celsius. Though the 4 days of rain has troubled
the Kalimpong Sub Division but until now no untoward news has been reported.
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