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Every monsoon, the Yamuna spills over its banks and this year nearly ten thousand families have again been forced to leave their homes. Entire clusters along the floodplains now lie under water, with people crowded into relief camps set up beneath metro stations and along roadside patches. Inside, basic rations, drinking water and temporary bedding are distributed, but daily life has come to a halt. Children are cut off from schools, workers from wages, and families from their routines. What remains is a cycle of loss and rebuilding, repeated each year as the river rises as the city tries to hold its breath.

Reporter: Saher Hiba Khan
Camera: Suresh K Pandey & Tribhuvan Tiwari
Editor: Madiha Shakeel

00:00 – 00:11 | Washed Away Futures
00:33 – 01:06 | The Flood and the Panic
01:19 – 01:44 | Insufficient Relief
01:47 – 02:00 | Empty Promises
02:05 – 02:18 | A Call for Compensation
02:50 – 03:00 | Brutality Amid Suffering

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00:00These kids go to school, their books, their shoes, their shoes, their dress, everything is gone.
00:06They are bad, they are bad.
00:08They will give you food and water for two days.
00:11You can provide a book, the government is yours.
00:13You can buy a dress, you can buy a dress.
00:16There will be so much money, there will not be so much money.
00:30The water was growing slowly, but the last night, there was more water.
00:37The water was getting too much water.
00:40People thought that the water will be gone.
00:44But the government came first to come.
00:49The government wanted to do so much money.
00:51But the government has so much pressure.
00:54and the people who have been here are so many people who have 4,000 voters.
01:04They should vote for 4,000 voters.
01:08They should take a tanker, a tent and take food.
01:12But they should not take it.
01:14They should not take it.
01:16Every time I see that there are facilities and facilities,
01:24but this time, there are no facilities in the government.
01:28There are only 15-20 tents.
01:30There are 7-8 people in a family,
01:33and in a tent there are 4-5 people.
01:35How will they stay?
01:36There are limited tents here,
01:38and there are more people than 200 people.
01:41There are more people than 200.
01:43There are only 20 tents,
01:45and there are more people than 40.
01:47The rest of them are like this.
01:48You can see,
01:49it's a bad thing.
01:53The Prime Minister Narayan Mohdini also said
01:55that there is a place where there is a place.
01:57But if we leave the place,
01:58we don't have food and water.
02:00This is the problem.
02:01This is the government of the double engine.
02:03This is the government here.
02:04This is the government here.
02:05This is the government of the government.
02:07The government of the government in 2023
02:09gave us $10,000 in the account.
02:11We have got a piece of paper and the government
02:14which is like a government.
02:15It's not like this.
02:16We have also put the government
02:18under the government.
02:19We have to give the government
02:20to the government who receive $10,000.
02:21For $10,000 to $8,000 in the account,
02:23for its products.
02:24The government is very nice.
02:25The government is very urgent.
02:26It is a service.
02:27With the government,
02:28our government will provide
02:29the support and help us
02:30to our government.
02:31The government will also provide
02:32the coverage on it.
02:33They will provide the message
02:34that how the government can give us.
02:35the government.
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