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Uttarakhand's Gangotri National Highway Shut After Landslide, Heavy Rain
A landslide, triggered by heavy rainfall, hit the Sunagar region of Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district that blocked the Gangotri National Highway on Tuesday, district administration officials said.
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Disaster Force Helps Pregnant Woman Reach Hospital After Landslide In Uttarakhand
A pregnant woman who was stuck on the Gangotri National Highway, which got blocked due to landslide, was safely transported to hospital by personnel of Uttrakhand's State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) who came to her rescue on Tuesday.
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Watch: Pregnant Woman, Stuck Behind Boulders After Landslide, Rescued
Uttarakhand News: A pregnant woman was rescued by state disaster management personnel after she was caught in a landslide on the Gangotri National Highway in Uttarkashi. Watch the video of the courageous rescue here
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Landslide Blocks Gangotri Highway, Restoration Work Underway
The Gangotri National Highway has been blocked near the Sunagar area of Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district after a massive landslide due to incessant rainfall.
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700 Pilgrims Stranded After Landslide In Uttarakhand Highway
A massive landslide on the Gangotri highway in Uttarakhand has left 700 pilgrims stranded, an official said on Friday.
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Char Dham Yatra Still Disrupted By Weather
The annual pilgrimage of the Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand continued to be disrupted for the third day on Monday as many roads leading to the shrines remained blocked by landslides, an official said.
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29 Dead, Many Missing After Cloudburst In Uttarakhand: 10 Updates
At least 29 people have died and over 15 are missing after cloudbursts and landslides triggered by heavy rain in Uttarakhand, bringing back memories of the deadly floods which killed nearly 6,000 people three years ago.
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Heavy Rain, Landslides in Uttarakhand Halt 'Chaar Dhaam' Yatra
Uttarakhand rain: Heavy rain and landslides have once again disrupted the 'chaar dhaam yatra' in the hill state of Uttarakhand with all roads leading to the Himalayan shrines of Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamnotri and Gangotri blocked.
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Uttarakhand: Thousands still stranded, see over-view
Nearly 6,500 people remain stranded in Uttarakhand; overnight rain and landslides have hit rescue operation. 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: Thousands still stranded, see over-view
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: 50,000 still stranded, see today's over-view
Days after Uttarakhand was pounded by landslides and torrential rain, 50,000 people are still stranded. The government said today that 207 people have been found dead and warned that the death toll could rise dramatically as flood waters recede and rescue workers reach isolated areas.
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Uttarakhand's Gangotri National Highway Shut After Landslide, Heavy Rain
A landslide, triggered by heavy rainfall, hit the Sunagar region of Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district that blocked the Gangotri National Highway on Tuesday, district administration officials said.
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Disaster Force Helps Pregnant Woman Reach Hospital After Landslide In Uttarakhand
A pregnant woman who was stuck on the Gangotri National Highway, which got blocked due to landslide, was safely transported to hospital by personnel of Uttrakhand's State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) who came to her rescue on Tuesday.
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Watch: Pregnant Woman, Stuck Behind Boulders After Landslide, Rescued
Uttarakhand News: A pregnant woman was rescued by state disaster management personnel after she was caught in a landslide on the Gangotri National Highway in Uttarkashi. Watch the video of the courageous rescue here
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Landslide Blocks Gangotri Highway, Restoration Work Underway
The Gangotri National Highway has been blocked near the Sunagar area of Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district after a massive landslide due to incessant rainfall.
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700 Pilgrims Stranded After Landslide In Uttarakhand Highway
A massive landslide on the Gangotri highway in Uttarakhand has left 700 pilgrims stranded, an official said on Friday.
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Char Dham Yatra Still Disrupted By Weather
The annual pilgrimage of the Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand continued to be disrupted for the third day on Monday as many roads leading to the shrines remained blocked by landslides, an official said.
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29 Dead, Many Missing After Cloudburst In Uttarakhand: 10 Updates
At least 29 people have died and over 15 are missing after cloudbursts and landslides triggered by heavy rain in Uttarakhand, bringing back memories of the deadly floods which killed nearly 6,000 people three years ago.
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Heavy Rain, Landslides in Uttarakhand Halt 'Chaar Dhaam' Yatra
Uttarakhand rain: Heavy rain and landslides have once again disrupted the 'chaar dhaam yatra' in the hill state of Uttarakhand with all roads leading to the Himalayan shrines of Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamnotri and Gangotri blocked.
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Uttarakhand: Thousands still stranded, see over-view
Nearly 6,500 people remain stranded in Uttarakhand; overnight rain and landslides have hit rescue operation. 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: Thousands still stranded, see over-view
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: 50,000 still stranded, see today's over-view
Days after Uttarakhand was pounded by landslides and torrential rain, 50,000 people are still stranded. The government said today that 207 people have been found dead and warned that the death toll could rise dramatically as flood waters recede and rescue workers reach isolated areas.
