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Heavy rains in southern Odisha, particularly affecting Malkangiri and Koraput districts, have led to significant flooding, prompting Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi to convene a review meeting with disaster management officials. The Odisha government has deployed 30 teams from the Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force (ODRAF) and other emergency services to aid in rescue and relief operations, with over 1,800 individuals evacuated to temporary shelters. Rainfall in Malkangiri reached over 253 mm, causing waterlogging and disruption of communication with neighboring Andhra Pradesh. Authorities have assured that the situation is under control, with emergency health services and provisions for food and clean water established in relief shelters. Despite extensive flooding, no fatalities have been reported, although one person was injured due to a landslide. Continuous monitoring and coordination among various agencies are underway to manage the ongoing crisis and prepare for potential future challenges.
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