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Kedarnath Pilgrimage Put On Hold After Part Of Trek Route Caves In, Thousands Stranded
The pilgrimage to Kedarnath by road was put on hold on Saturday after part of the trek route caved in near Jungle Chatti leaving thousands of pilgrims returning from the Himalayan temple stranded.
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Uttarakhand rescue ops: Your tribute for our brave soldiers
An Indian Air Force helicopter in Uttarakhand crashed this evening near Gaurikund. All eight people on board have died. Five were air force personnel, the others were civilians.
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Uttarakhand: Rain and landslides hit rescue operations, thousands still stranded
At mid-day on Monday, the Met department upgraded its weather warning for Uttarakhand from "severe" rain to "very severe" rain in the next three days. Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded today, with rain and new landslides impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have been unable to fly today to many parts of the state. But the Indian Air Force has...
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Uttarakhand: Rain hits rescue operations, 15,000 still stranded
Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded in Uttarakhand; the return of bad weather is impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have not been able to fly this morning, and landslides late on Sunday night have blocked major routes that were being used to evacuate people by foot.
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Uttarakhand: Toll rises to 680; 12,000 rescued on Sunday
Over 80,000 people have been evacuated, including 12,000 on Sunday, to safer areas in Uttarakhand. The Air Force in its biggest operation ever air-lifted 3000 people on Sunday from the flood-ravaged state.
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Uttarakhand: All 550 stranded in Jungle Chatti near Kedarnath evacuated
All 550 people, who were left stranded in Jungle Chatti yesterday - located between Gaurikund and Rambara in the Kedarnath axis - have been evacuated, rescue officials have told NDTV. Search operations are being conducted now to check if anybody has been left behind.
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Uttarakhand: Air rescue efforts gather pace after rain delay; more showers predicted tomorrow
Rescue choppers are conducting a series of sorties in Uttarakhand after operations were suspended this morning due to bad weather. Nearly 22,000 are stranded across the state that saw a massive deluge, triggered by torrential rains last week. 557 deaths have been reported so far, and the toll is expected to rise further.
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Uttarakhand: Helicopter operations suspended due to bad weather; 22,000 still stranded
Rescue operations have been hit in Uttarakhand due to bad weather even as 22,000 are still stranded across various parts of the state that saw a massive deluge, triggered by torrential rains last week. 557 deaths have been reported so far, and the toll is expected to rise further.
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Uttarakhand: Number of people killed in floods may be 1,000, says Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna has said that the death toll in the devastating floods in the state may go up to 1,000 - double the number he had announced earlier in the day. 557 people are reported to have died so far. While over 70,000 have been rescued, 22,000 continue to remain stranded across the state.
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Kedarnath Pilgrimage Put On Hold After Part Of Trek Route Caves In, Thousands Stranded
The pilgrimage to Kedarnath by road was put on hold on Saturday after part of the trek route caved in near Jungle Chatti leaving thousands of pilgrims returning from the Himalayan temple stranded.
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Uttarakhand rescue ops: Your tribute for our brave soldiers
An Indian Air Force helicopter in Uttarakhand crashed this evening near Gaurikund. All eight people on board have died. Five were air force personnel, the others were civilians.
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Uttarakhand: Rain and landslides hit rescue operations, thousands still stranded
At mid-day on Monday, the Met department upgraded its weather warning for Uttarakhand from "severe" rain to "very severe" rain in the next three days. Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded today, with rain and new landslides impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have been unable to fly today to many parts of the state. But the Indian Air Force has...
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Uttarakhand: Rain hits rescue operations, 15,000 still stranded
Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded in Uttarakhand; the return of bad weather is impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have not been able to fly this morning, and landslides late on Sunday night have blocked major routes that were being used to evacuate people by foot.
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Uttarakhand: Toll rises to 680; 12,000 rescued on Sunday
Over 80,000 people have been evacuated, including 12,000 on Sunday, to safer areas in Uttarakhand. The Air Force in its biggest operation ever air-lifted 3000 people on Sunday from the flood-ravaged state.
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Uttarakhand: All 550 stranded in Jungle Chatti near Kedarnath evacuated
All 550 people, who were left stranded in Jungle Chatti yesterday - located between Gaurikund and Rambara in the Kedarnath axis - have been evacuated, rescue officials have told NDTV. Search operations are being conducted now to check if anybody has been left behind.
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Uttarakhand: Air rescue efforts gather pace after rain delay; more showers predicted tomorrow
Rescue choppers are conducting a series of sorties in Uttarakhand after operations were suspended this morning due to bad weather. Nearly 22,000 are stranded across the state that saw a massive deluge, triggered by torrential rains last week. 557 deaths have been reported so far, and the toll is expected to rise further.
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Uttarakhand: Helicopter operations suspended due to bad weather; 22,000 still stranded
Rescue operations have been hit in Uttarakhand due to bad weather even as 22,000 are still stranded across various parts of the state that saw a massive deluge, triggered by torrential rains last week. 557 deaths have been reported so far, and the toll is expected to rise further.
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Uttarakhand: Number of people killed in floods may be 1,000, says Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna has said that the death toll in the devastating floods in the state may go up to 1,000 - double the number he had announced earlier in the day. 557 people are reported to have died so far. While over 70,000 have been rescued, 22,000 continue to remain stranded across the state.
