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What Havoc Has the Super Cyclone Wreaked in the Life of the People of Orissa? - English (Moments)

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What havoc has the super cyclone wreaked in the life of the people of Orissa?

उत्तर

After the super cyclone, a raging deadly brown sheet of water covered everything. Only some fractured cement houses still stood in a few places. Bloated animal carcasses and human corpses floated in every direction. Even the huge old trees had fallen. When Prashant went towards his village along with two friends of his uncle, the scenes they witnessed grew more and more horrid. They had to push away many human bodies and carcasses of dogs, goats, and cattle. They could barely see a house standing. All the houses had been washed away.

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पाठ 6 Weathering the Storm in Ersama
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