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Iʼve raised £1,040 to Excessive rain during July and August, coupled with high tide and water released from Tista, Mahananda, Tangan river and flood water from Ba
- Dronfield, United Kingdom
- Funded on Saturday, 27th January 2018
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Excessive rain during July and August, coupled with high tide and water released from Tista, Mahananda, Tangan river and flood water from Bangaladesh has rendered the flood situation in North and South Dinajpur in West Bengal "beyond control". Over two million people have been affected in 5,103 villages of 5 districts of West Bengal, More than 300,000 people have been rendered homeless. Crops destroyed by the flood waters means their will be a shortage of food over the following months.
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Michael Poole
Nov 22, 2017
I've been to India a number of times and are aware, there is a greater resilience by the locals in understanding the important things in life, food, water, shelter, and health.
£10.00
Christopher Walker
Nov 10, 2017
Great stuff and best of luck!! Love Chris and Charlotte Xx
£10.00
Lynn Brownhill
Nov 5, 2017
£10.00
sarah watson
Nov 4, 2017
Thanks Dave for keeping raising awareness of this
Sue Grocutt
Nov 1, 2017
Sure you will get there big Dave ❤️
£20.00
Kat Hargreaves
Oct 27, 2017
£10.00
Rachel Williams
Oct 27, 2017
£50.00
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David Walker
Dronfield, United Kingdom
Working in flood risk management I already have an appreciation of how devastating floods can be to a local community. It is not until you hear that two million people are affected, with many homes and crops being washed away your appreciation takes a reality check!