Yamuna water starts receding, fear still grips villagers, Assembly Speaker reviews arrangements

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The water in the Yamuna started receding, but the fear of rising level still haunts villagers living along its banks. Nights remain sleepless as families stay alert, worried about a sudden surge. Despite temporary relief, uncertainty continues to overshadow life in these flood-affected areas. Haryana Assembly Speaker Harvinder Kalyan visited vulnerable points along the Yamuna river and expressed satisfaction on arrangements.

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