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24 Crocodiles Rescued From Vadodara's Residential Areas Amid Heavy Rain
As many as 24 crocodiles were rescued from residential areas in Gujarat's Vadodara amid very heavy rains between August 27 and 29, which led to the water level in the Vishwamitri river that flows through the city to rise.
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Crocodiles On Roof, In College: Vadodara Fighting Not Just Floods After Rain
Several crocodiles, measuring 10 to 15 feet, have been spotted in Vadodara after the Vishwamitri river, which flows through the city, swelled following heavy rain in Gujarat.
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Watch: Woken Up By Noise, Gujarat Man Finds Crocodile In Bathroom
A Gujarat man received a huge shock last week on spotting a crocodile in his bathroom.
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Odisha, Rajasthan See Heavy Rain As Vadodara Recovers From Floods
Rainwater flooded parts of Odisha and Rajasthan after a heavy downpour in the two states, while Gujarat's rain-hit Vadodara limped back to normalcy as the swollen Vishwamitri river's ferocity started waning on Friday.
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Crocodile Found In Bathroom Of House In Vadodara
A 2ft crocodile was found from a bathroom of a house in a society in Vadodara, which was released in the Vishwamitri river today, forest officials said.
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Vadodara Auto Driver Saves Teen From Crocodile's Jaws
In an heroic act, an autorickshawdriver today rescued a 17-year-old youth from the jaws of a crocodile in Vishwamitri river.
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Auto Driver Rescues Teen From Crocodile's Jaws
In a heroic act, an autorickshaw driver today rescued a 17-year-old youth from the jaws of a crocodile in Vishwamitri River.
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More Than 2,000 People Evacuated After Heavy Rains Lash Parts of Gujarat
Heavy rains lashed many parts of central and north Gujarat during the last 24 hours, forcing the administration to shift more than 2,000 people in Vadodara living near Vishwamitri river to safer places.
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Rain disrupts normal life in Gujarat; 50,000 evacuated, rail traffic hit
Heavy rain over the last three days has led to flood-like situation in many parts of Gujarat. Rising water level in rivers and overflowing dams have forced evacuation of over 50,000 people from low-lying areas across the state.
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24 Crocodiles Rescued From Vadodara's Residential Areas Amid Heavy Rain
As many as 24 crocodiles were rescued from residential areas in Gujarat's Vadodara amid very heavy rains between August 27 and 29, which led to the water level in the Vishwamitri river that flows through the city to rise.
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Crocodiles On Roof, In College: Vadodara Fighting Not Just Floods After Rain
Several crocodiles, measuring 10 to 15 feet, have been spotted in Vadodara after the Vishwamitri river, which flows through the city, swelled following heavy rain in Gujarat.
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Watch: Woken Up By Noise, Gujarat Man Finds Crocodile In Bathroom
A Gujarat man received a huge shock last week on spotting a crocodile in his bathroom.
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Odisha, Rajasthan See Heavy Rain As Vadodara Recovers From Floods
Rainwater flooded parts of Odisha and Rajasthan after a heavy downpour in the two states, while Gujarat's rain-hit Vadodara limped back to normalcy as the swollen Vishwamitri river's ferocity started waning on Friday.
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Crocodile Found In Bathroom Of House In Vadodara
A 2ft crocodile was found from a bathroom of a house in a society in Vadodara, which was released in the Vishwamitri river today, forest officials said.
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Vadodara Auto Driver Saves Teen From Crocodile's Jaws
In an heroic act, an autorickshawdriver today rescued a 17-year-old youth from the jaws of a crocodile in Vishwamitri river.
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Auto Driver Rescues Teen From Crocodile's Jaws
In a heroic act, an autorickshaw driver today rescued a 17-year-old youth from the jaws of a crocodile in Vishwamitri River.
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More Than 2,000 People Evacuated After Heavy Rains Lash Parts of Gujarat
Heavy rains lashed many parts of central and north Gujarat during the last 24 hours, forcing the administration to shift more than 2,000 people in Vadodara living near Vishwamitri river to safer places.
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Rain disrupts normal life in Gujarat; 50,000 evacuated, rail traffic hit
Heavy rain over the last three days has led to flood-like situation in many parts of Gujarat. Rising water level in rivers and overflowing dams have forced evacuation of over 50,000 people from low-lying areas across the state.
