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Julie, Romeo, Honey, Rambo: India's Pawsome Rescue Team For Turkey Tragedy
Among the many teams gone to Turkey to help in rescue operations in the quake hit region is a four member dog squad from India. The specially trained team consists of four labradors, named Julie, Romio, Honey and Rambo.
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Strong Winds, Stay Inside: Officials As Cyclone Amphan Heads For Kolkata
Cyclone Amphan is likely to reach speeds up to 120 km per hour when it reaches Kolkata this evening, the weather office's chief said in a press briefing today. Over five lakh people have been taken to shelters in West Bengal and over one lakh in Odisha, the National Disaster Response Force (NRDF) chief said today in the same press briefing, where t...
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How Cyclone Amphan Is Moving: 10 Points
Cyclone Amphan, one of the worst storms over the Bay of Bengal in years, has slammed into Bengal and Odisha, bringing with it heavy rain, winds and waves. Over five lakh people have been taken to shelters in West Bengal and over one lakh in Odisha, the National Disaster Response Force (NRDF) chief said today in a press briefing. The cyclone will re...
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Julie, Romeo, Honey, Rambo: India's Pawsome Rescue Team For Turkey Tragedy
Among the many teams gone to Turkey to help in rescue operations in the quake hit region is a four member dog squad from India. The specially trained team consists of four labradors, named Julie, Romio, Honey and Rambo.
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Strong Winds, Stay Inside: Officials As Cyclone Amphan Heads For Kolkata
Cyclone Amphan is likely to reach speeds up to 120 km per hour when it reaches Kolkata this evening, the weather office's chief said in a press briefing today. Over five lakh people have been taken to shelters in West Bengal and over one lakh in Odisha, the National Disaster Response Force (NRDF) chief said today in the same press briefing, where t...
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How Cyclone Amphan Is Moving: 10 Points
Cyclone Amphan, one of the worst storms over the Bay of Bengal in years, has slammed into Bengal and Odisha, bringing with it heavy rain, winds and waves. Over five lakh people have been taken to shelters in West Bengal and over one lakh in Odisha, the National Disaster Response Force (NRDF) chief said today in a press briefing. The cyclone will re...
