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Officials Looking For Permanent Relocation For Affected Joshimath Families
Following the land subsidence in Joshimath town of Uttarakhand, Chamoli District Magistrate Himanshu Khurana on Thursday said the authorities are seeking suggestions for suitable land for permanent relocation of affected families.
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35% Of Affected Families In 'Sinking' Joshimath Ready To Move To Pipalkoti
Almost 35 per cent of the affected people of Joshimath are ready to shift to accommodations being offered by the government in Pipalkoti, sources said.
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Army Relocates Troops From Joshimath, Chief Says "No Impact On Readiness"
Indiahas relocated some troops from areas surrounding the sinking Himalayan town of Joshimath that's near the Line of Actual Control or LAC with China, Army Chief Manoj Pande said.
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Temple Collapses In Uttarakhand's "Sinking" Town, 60 Families Relocated
A temple collapsed in Singdhar ward of the Himalayan town of Joshimath on Friday evening, further alarming residents living under constant fear of a major disaster in the offing, officials said.
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Officials Looking For Permanent Relocation For Affected Joshimath Families
Following the land subsidence in Joshimath town of Uttarakhand, Chamoli District Magistrate Himanshu Khurana on Thursday said the authorities are seeking suggestions for suitable land for permanent relocation of affected families.
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35% Of Affected Families In 'Sinking' Joshimath Ready To Move To Pipalkoti
Almost 35 per cent of the affected people of Joshimath are ready to shift to accommodations being offered by the government in Pipalkoti, sources said.
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Army Relocates Troops From Joshimath, Chief Says "No Impact On Readiness"
Indiahas relocated some troops from areas surrounding the sinking Himalayan town of Joshimath that's near the Line of Actual Control or LAC with China, Army Chief Manoj Pande said.
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Temple Collapses In Uttarakhand's "Sinking" Town, 60 Families Relocated
A temple collapsed in Singdhar ward of the Himalayan town of Joshimath on Friday evening, further alarming residents living under constant fear of a major disaster in the offing, officials said.
