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In a recent turn of events, the tenants of the National Housing Development Corporation Limited (NHDCL) in Phuentsholing face a challenging situation as heavy rainfall caused significant damage to their properties. The incident occurred in the early morning of July 13, when flash floods triggered by the intense monsoon rain affected five buildings and ten tenants. The severity of the situation has left the victims eagerly awaiting any form of compensation. However, the NHDCL has stated that the affected tenants will not be eligible for compensation. This decision has been attributed to the fact that the tenants did not have insurance coverage for their damaged properties. The heavy monsoon rain caused nearby streams to swell, leading to the flash floods that wreaked havoc on the NHDCL buildings. As a result, several properties suffered extensive damage, leaving tenants grappling with the loss. Despite the desperate situation faced by the tenants, the NHDCL's stance on c

In a surprising turn of events, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg's highly publicized "cage fight" seems to be losing steam as the Meta CEO, Zuckerberg, expressed doubts about Musk's commitment to the proposed showdown. The anticipation surrounding this potential clash has been building for over a month, with both tech moguls openly discussing the idea. However, it appears that the much-anticipated event may not happen as planned. On Monday, Mr. Zuckerberg replied to Mr. Musk, the owner of X (formerly Twitter), addressing the recent revelation that the proposed cage match would be live-streamed on the microblogging site. Taking to Threads, Zuckerberg shared a screenshot of Musk's post on X, expressing his skepticism about the fight's realization. "I'm ready today. I suggested August 26 when he first challenged, but he hasn't confirmed," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote in the reply, adding, "Not holding my breath." The excha