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Punjab: Army Choppers Airdrop Food Packets In Flood-Hit Areas Of Ludhiana
Helicopters of the Indian Army were pressed into service on Wednesday to airdrop food packets in flood-hit villages of Punjab's Jalandhar district as they remain inundated because of breaches in the earthen embankments of the Sutlej river.
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Rain Fury In North India; 24 Dead In Himachal, Delhi On Alert: 10 Points
Monsoon rains continue to hammer several states in north India after at least 30 people were killed in floods and landslides on Sunday. In Himachal Pradesh, one of the worst-hit states, at least 24 people have died and multiple incidents of landslides have blocked highways and roads leaving tourists stranded. A flood alert has been issued in parts ...
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On Calling Release Of Water To Pak "Motivated", Amarinder Singh's Reply
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh Thursday dubbed PEP leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira's accusation of release of excess water to Pakistan as "politically motivated", saying surplus water was being discharged to prevent flooding in areas along the Sutlej and the Beas rivers.
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110 people killed, over three lakh affected in Pakistan floods
Heavy rains and flooding have killed at least 110 people and affected over three lakh in many parts of Pakistan, the country's disaster management authority said today.
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Water level at Bhakra dam reaches record high, warning issued
The water level at Bhakra dam has reached an all time high, prompting the Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) today to issue a warning to the Punjab government that it would be releasing "excess" water into Satluj and Beas rivers in the next few days.
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Punjab: Breach in river Sutlej causes floods
Over a dozen villages in Punjab have been flooded following a 100-feet wide breach in river Sutlej. The breach occurred on Wednesday morning in the village in Anandpur Sahib sub division after efforts by administration to protect an earthen protective bund, following release of additional water from Bhakra dam, failed.Floodwater gushed into nearby ...
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Punjab: Army Choppers Airdrop Food Packets In Flood-Hit Areas Of Ludhiana
Helicopters of the Indian Army were pressed into service on Wednesday to airdrop food packets in flood-hit villages of Punjab's Jalandhar district as they remain inundated because of breaches in the earthen embankments of the Sutlej river.
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Rain Fury In North India; 24 Dead In Himachal, Delhi On Alert: 10 Points
Monsoon rains continue to hammer several states in north India after at least 30 people were killed in floods and landslides on Sunday. In Himachal Pradesh, one of the worst-hit states, at least 24 people have died and multiple incidents of landslides have blocked highways and roads leaving tourists stranded. A flood alert has been issued in parts ...
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On Calling Release Of Water To Pak "Motivated", Amarinder Singh's Reply
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh Thursday dubbed PEP leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira's accusation of release of excess water to Pakistan as "politically motivated", saying surplus water was being discharged to prevent flooding in areas along the Sutlej and the Beas rivers.
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110 people killed, over three lakh affected in Pakistan floods
Heavy rains and flooding have killed at least 110 people and affected over three lakh in many parts of Pakistan, the country's disaster management authority said today.
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Water level at Bhakra dam reaches record high, warning issued
The water level at Bhakra dam has reached an all time high, prompting the Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) today to issue a warning to the Punjab government that it would be releasing "excess" water into Satluj and Beas rivers in the next few days.
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Punjab: Breach in river Sutlej causes floods
Over a dozen villages in Punjab have been flooded following a 100-feet wide breach in river Sutlej. The breach occurred on Wednesday morning in the village in Anandpur Sahib sub division after efforts by administration to protect an earthen protective bund, following release of additional water from Bhakra dam, failed.Floodwater gushed into nearby ...
