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There are many places in the world, which are ending for some reason or the other. In this list, an island is situated in the middle of the Bay of India and Bengal, named Numur. This island is now completely submerged. This island was also called Purbasha in India, while in Bangladesh, he was known as this South Talpatti. For years, both countries used to claim this island, but climate change has ended this dispute.
When was this island discovered
There has also been a dispute over India and Bangladesh over the island of Numur, although the island remained uninhabited. Here, India was hoisted by a ship of the Navy and then the BSF personnel were hoisted there. Then as the temperature started rising, the glaciers started melting. Due to the melting of the glacier, this island got into the water and as the whole dispute was resolved by nature itself. This island was present in Bay of Bengal. The island was discovered by an American satellite in 1970.
When did the pneumur get into the water
Actually this island was located between India and Bangladesh, so Bangladesh also claimed that it is its island. Both countries used to dispute this island fiercely, but then in the year 1980, due to increasing global warming, the island was absorbed in water till 2010. This island was continuously eroding since 1987, then it was deserted by the year 2000. Till then the BSF also vacated the outpost from there, but the patrolling of the Navy was going on. In 1990, the island was just three meters above sea.
This island absorbed in water before pneumur
In 1996, Lohachara Island was also submerged in water before the island of Pneumur. By 2006, this island, immersed in water, was also seen, after that the depth of water here had reached two-three meters. The worldwide was mourned about the end of this island. In the 2007, the Oscar film Fellowable was also given the model of iron with the trophy, stating that the world’s first island became a victim of global warming.
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