Khardung La Landslide
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Landslide at Khardung La Pass; Army rescues 400 tourists
The Army launched a major rescue operation to save as many as 400 passengers from the Khardung La Pass in Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir, world's highest motorable road, after they were stuck due to heavy snowfall resulting in landslides.
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Army rescues 400 tourists trapped in landslides in Khardung La; 50 still stranded
The Army has rescued around 400 civilians trapped in landslides in Khardung La in Ladakh. Situated at 18, 380 feet (or 5602 metres), Khardung La is said to be the world's highest motorable mountain pass.
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Landslide at Khardung La Pass; Army rescues 400 tourists
The Army launched a major rescue operation to save as many as 400 passengers from the Khardung La Pass in Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir, world's highest motorable road, after they were stuck due to heavy snowfall resulting in landslides.
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Army rescues 400 tourists trapped in landslides in Khardung La; 50 still stranded
The Army has rescued around 400 civilians trapped in landslides in Khardung La in Ladakh. Situated at 18, 380 feet (or 5602 metres), Khardung La is said to be the world's highest motorable mountain pass.
