Ganges Submerges 150-Year-Old Hindu Temple
The Ganges River operation took place in India, during which the river waters washed away the historic "Shiva" temple dating back approximately 150 years in the Ratuwa area. The temple completely vanished due to severe erosion on the riverbank, with the villagers of "Mahananda Tola" witnessing the moment the temple sank, unable to save it. This collapse occurs within a broader erosion process that threatens homes, agricultural lands, and public facilities in the region.
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