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Anuppur: A group of villagers in Madhya Pradesh tied a man   body to a floating rubber tube to cross the flooded Narmada river due to t <a href=https://www.hydro-jug.us>hydrojug traveler</a> he closure of a connecting road to reach their village for his last rites.   A video showing some people carrying the body across the river to their village in Anuppur district surfaced on social media platforms following which a local administration official said they would investigate the matter. Vishmat Nanda  55 , a resident of Thadpathara village in Anuppur, died in a government hospital in neighbouring Dindori district on Sunday after a heart attack, an official said.     Also ReadMP: Karbala Bridge submerged due to heavy rains in Sehore When contacted, Chief Medical and Health Officer S C Rai on Tuesday said after Nanda suffered a heart attack, some villagers took him to the nearest district hospital in Dindori <a href=https://www.hydro-jug.us>hydrojug</a>  where he died on Sunday afternoon.  Absence of bridge-proper connect road forced villagers to tie a man 39  body to a floating rubber tube to cross flooded Narmada river between 2 villages of Dindori and Anuppur districts of MP. Body 39  last rites were performed later. @NewIndianXpress@TheMornStandard@santwana99 pic.twitter/bDYcbDJZktmdash; Anuraag Singh  @anuraag_niebpl  August 16, 2022  Rai said he came to know about the video, apparently shot at the Narmada river flowing between Patharkucha in Din <a href=https://www.stanleycups.co.uk>stanley cup</a> dori and Thadpathara in Anuppur. An ambulance was used to carry the body till Patharkucha, but it had to be stopped ther Xrxb Bruce Springsteen Broadway tickets go on sale 鈥?and immediately hit the secondary market for thousands of dollars
Every year about this time, a barred owl comes to my house, sits over the roof and hoots. It interrupts whatever Im currently binge-watching on Netflix. In many years, a great horned owl gets super-territorial and harasses passers-by in Bangor City Forest. Meanwhile, much more secretively, saw-whet owls return to the state to set up housekeeping. Spring arrives early for owls.Nature is clever <a href=https://www.owalas.com.de>owala</a>  and sometimes sinister. Owls nest earlier than most birds. Thus, when later-nesting birds hatch their young, the parents can grab an easy meal for their owlets. Great horned owls nest earliest. In fact, theyre already getting started.The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife devotes a web page to owls. I know because I just read it. I also chuckled at its optimism. The page lists 11 owls that nest or wander <a href=https://www.polenes.com.es>polene bag</a>  into Maine, but Ive never seen four of the listed species here, and Ive seen three other species only twice in 30 years.Great horned, barred and saw-whet owls are common residents. The snowy owl is an annual winter visitor. There was a boom in t <a href=https://www.polenes.com.de>polene tasche</a> he snowy population starting around 2011, so they have recently become uncommonly common. The population explosion is subsiding, but theyve already popped up in Aroostook County, the mountains of Acadia and Portland Jetport this winter.Long-eared and short-eared owls are listed as rare Maine nesters, but Im unaware of any recent nesting activity. Long-eared owls like thick conifers near an open hunting area, and a nest was reported
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