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Watch: Air Forces' Chopper Display Team Sarang Air-Drops Food In Flood-Hit Tamil Nadu
Sarang, the Indian Air Forces' helicopter air display team initially formed and raised as a three-chopper display team, has now joined the rescue operations in flood-hit Tamil Nadu.
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Video: Pregnant Woman, Infant Rescued By Chopper From Tamil Nadu Floods
A pregnant woman and a one-and-a-half-year-old child, stranded due to floods in Tamil Nadu, were among four people rescued by Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters today and taken to safety in Madurai.
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3 Dead in Tamil Nadu Rain Fury, Army, Air Force Join Rescue, Relief Op
Unprecedented heavy rainfall battered districts of Tamil Nadu and has brought regular life to a standstill following massive flooding in the state's southern districts.
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No Airport, Roads Become Rivers: Chennai From An Air Force Chopper
No airport, no roads, scattered houses in a sea of muddy water. An aerial view of Chennai from an Indian Air Force rescue chopper reveals the extent of devastation in India's fourth largest city.
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Watch: Air Forces' Chopper Display Team Sarang Air-Drops Food In Flood-Hit Tamil Nadu
Sarang, the Indian Air Forces' helicopter air display team initially formed and raised as a three-chopper display team, has now joined the rescue operations in flood-hit Tamil Nadu.
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Video: Pregnant Woman, Infant Rescued By Chopper From Tamil Nadu Floods
A pregnant woman and a one-and-a-half-year-old child, stranded due to floods in Tamil Nadu, were among four people rescued by Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters today and taken to safety in Madurai.
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3 Dead in Tamil Nadu Rain Fury, Army, Air Force Join Rescue, Relief Op
Unprecedented heavy rainfall battered districts of Tamil Nadu and has brought regular life to a standstill following massive flooding in the state's southern districts.
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No Airport, Roads Become Rivers: Chennai From An Air Force Chopper
No airport, no roads, scattered houses in a sea of muddy water. An aerial view of Chennai from an Indian Air Force rescue chopper reveals the extent of devastation in India's fourth largest city.
