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Heavy rain lashes northern India, Yamuna river breaches danger mark in Delhi
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Flooding across northern India killed at least five people on Wednesday, officials said, with more thunderstorms expected and local media reporting that 10,000 people have been evacuated from the river banks in capital Delhi.
Yamuna River surpasses danger mark as flooding devastates northern India
Northern India experienced fatal flooding on Wednesday, claiming at least five lives, according to officials. With more thunderstorms anticipated, local media reports indicate that 10,000 individuals have been evacuated from the riverbanks in the capital,
Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir reel from nature’s fury, worsened by man-made factors ...
The water level of the River Yamuna breached the danger mark on Tuesday morning as Delhi-NCR tackled the aftermath of ...
India has warned Pakistan about possible cross-border flooding for the second time in as many weeks as monsoon deluges cause ...
Flash floods triggered by torrential rains have killed more than 280 people and left scores of others missing in India and ...
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Punjab floods may worsen: Bhagwant Mann as 30 dead, thousands lose homes in a week
Fresh rain on Monday worsened flooding in already affected areas in Punjab. Such was the severity of the crisis that PM Modi, ...
Relentless rains have caused deadly floods and landslides across India, but online videos that purport to show downpours and ...
Pakistan said on Tuesday its Punjab region, including the second largest city of Lahore, faced a "very high to exceptionally ...
Housing communities and businesses that rely on agriculture have been destroyed in the country’s largest province.
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