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Marsyangdi river water level drops, no immediate flood threat
Authorities report the water level is decreasing, paving the way for hydropower plants to resume generation.
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- 0:01Water levels in the Marsyangdi river
- 0:03are dropping removing immediate flood risks
- 0:06in Lamjung
- 0:08The river flow had previously surged
- 0:10to double the volume recorded during
- 0:12earlier monsoon months
- 0:14Facilities that halted production due to
- 0:17high risks are now preparing to
- 0:18restart operations
- 0:21The Chief District Officer is inspecting
- 0:23affected sites and planning necessary repairs
- 0:27Reporters Nepal Khabarhub
- 0:31For the full story visit wenepal.com
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