After I came back things have become still worse and justify all T have Soinghal it terminated long spell of hot weather; the therm-emoter in less than "two hours came down at least 16 degrees centigrade. In the flood regions nearly everyone mentioned to me how much they dreaded the effects of the wind, 'The gale that lash the high' seas against the embankments not yet firmly settled, did enormous damage.
simply wiped out the villages already submerged. The top of the dyke could not hold against the tury of wind and water. During the night of September 11 and 12, the Toans region near lake Walshan—were under water. Heroically, the district magistrate, a sub-Prefect, came in person to direct the resistance from Lam. fo 11 am. in the morning and under his very able and courageous guidance they fought against a furlous wind and an. angry Now there is behind the rampart of the dyke, two feet of water.
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