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Incessant rains in #Karnataka has made even burying the dead a herculean task.People had to cross an overflowing river which had taken over the road to burial ground. Visuals of people crossing the overflowing river to bury a lady named Sulochana has gone viral #Mandya pic.twitter.com/s9UOjD5kCH
— Imran Khan (@KeypadGuerilla) August 8, 2022
