INDIA, state Jharkhand, Jharia Dhanbad , parts of Jharia are located above smolding underground coal seams and will be displaced due to extended opencast coal mining by BCCL Ltd. of Coal India, people fetch water in the morning

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3 November 2010

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Jharia, Dhanbad, Jharkhand, India, Asia

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