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India refutes reports that claim opening of dam in Tripura caused flooding in Bangladesh

India said reports claiming the current flood situation in certain parts of Bangladesh been caused by the opening of a dam on the Gumti river in Tripura are incorrect. The Ministry of External Affairs said floods in the common rivers between the two countries are a 'shared' problem inflicting sufferings to people on both sides

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 Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha inspects a flood-affected area after heavy rains, on the outskirts of Agartala, on Thursday. Tripura and parts of Bangladesh have been witnessing heavy rains since Wednesday. Pic/PTI

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha inspects a flood-affected area after heavy rains, on the outskirts of Agartala, on Thursday. Tripura and parts of Bangladesh have been witnessing heavy rains since Wednesday. Pic/PTI

India on Thursday said that reports in Bangladesh claiming that the current flood situation in certain parts of the country has been caused by the opening of a dam on the Gumti river in Tripura are factually incorrect.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that floods in the common rivers between the two countries are a "shared" problem as they inflict sufferings to people on both sides of the border and requires close mutual cooperation to resolve it.

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