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Tractor-trolley swept away in flooded river in Gujarat’s Morbi; 10 rescued, 7 missing

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Updated At : 03:40 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST
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17 people stranded after a tractor's attached trolley overturned near Morbi's Dhavana village on August 25. SDRF teams carried out search & rescue operation as soon as the information received. Morbi collector KB Jhaveri informed about the incident and said that due to heavy rainfall, a tractor's trolley overturned while crossing a flooded causeway in Morbi, stranding around 17 people. #Morbi #flood #Gujarat #Tractortrolleyswept

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