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Rising water-level in Chenab river has forced people to leave the historic Pul Doda town for safer places in the district. Water-level has risen in Chenab by up to 2 m and will further increase to two more meters. Pul Doda is now partially under water, District Magistrate (Doda) Farooq Ahmed Khan said.
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Date Found: July 15, 2011
Date Produced: July 15, 2011
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