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The Flood in Vrindavan

8. October 2010 by Leave a Comment

7. Oktober 2010

The water level in the Yamuna river has rised very high this year. Mansoon rains and dams opening caused the flood in Vrindavan. This is the biggest flood in Vrindavan since the major one of 1978.
The flood is over now and the water level gets down back to normal. But you can see how it was at it’s peak.

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