Landslides were reported in parts of North Bengal particularly in Kalimpong district, following continuous rain. The local administration has shifted several people residing along the Teesta River to safer locations. Landslides in Kalimpong district caused by continuous rainfall led to the relocation of people along the Teesta River. Which of the following is the most significant indirect consequence of such landslides?
Continuous rainfall in Kalimpong caused landslides along the Teesta River, leading to property loss and displacement. Such landslides not only destroy homes and infrastructure but also force people to move, causing economic and social disruptions. Correct Option: (b) Displacement of people and property damage
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Landslides in Kalimpong district due to heavy rainfall led to severe damage to homes, roads and agricultural land, forcing residents along the Teesta River to relocate. The most significant indirect consequence is the displacement of people and loss of property, resulting in economic hardship, emotional distress and disruption of local livelihoods and community stability. Correct Option: (b) Displacement of people and property damage