150-year-old Shiva temple swept away by Ganges in Malda, West Bengal
- Heavy rains caused the Ganges River to swell, resulting in the loss of a 150-year-old Shiva temple in Malda district.
- The temple, located near Ratua in the Muliram Thola area, was submerged by water from the river's sudden rise.
- The Farakka Barrage released approximately 1.2 million cubic meters of water, worsening flooding in the coastal region.
- Local authorities are assessing damage & impacts on surrounding areas following the flooding.
Source: x.com
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