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46 Tourists Rescued By Army After Fresh Snow In Higher Reaches Of Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 46 tourists, including children, as fresh snowfall was recorded in the higher reaches of Sikkim along the Changu Nathula belt, after an unusually dry spell in January and February.
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Nepal Rescues Over 1,500 Tourists From Himalayas Post Heavy Snowfall
Nepali security forces have rescued over 1,500 stranded tourists from the high-altitude areas of Manang following heavy snowfall and adverse weather.
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556 People Rescued In Uttarkashi, Army Builds Bridge Over River To Hasten Evacuation
Sniffer dogs nosed their way through rubble, drones circled overhead and rescue personnel searched for the missing in Dharali, days since raging waters buried half the village.
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Video: Indian Army Rescues Over 500 Stranded Tourists From Sikkim's Nathula
The Trishakti Corps men rushed to the rescue and provided succour to the stranded tourists, the Army said.
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Army Rescues Over 60 Tourists Stranded In Kashmir's Gulmarg
As many as 61 tourists stuck at Gulmarg in northern Kashmir were rescued by the Chinar Warriors on Saturday.
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Army Rescues Over 1,200 Stranded Tourists In Sikkim
Soldiers had even vacated their barracks to enable the accommodation of the stranded tourists, the officials added.
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Army Rescues Over 800 Stranded Tourists In Sikkim
Indian Army on Wednesday rescued more than 800 tourists stranded in high altitude areas in eastern Sikkim, officials said.
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Army Rescues 300 More Tourists Stranded In North Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 300 more tourists who were stranded in North Sikkim district due to landslides and roadblocks, an official statement said.
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Army Rescues 3,500 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Landslide, Roadblocks
The Army rescued around 3,500 tourists who were stranded in North Sikkim due to landslides and roadblocks, said officials.
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Indian Army Rescues 500 Stranded Tourists From Landslide-Hit Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 500 stranded tourists, including 54 children, from north Sikkim as torrential rain in parts of the Himalayan state caused landslides and roadblocks, a defence official said today.
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46 Tourists Rescued By Army After Fresh Snow In Higher Reaches Of Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 46 tourists, including children, as fresh snowfall was recorded in the higher reaches of Sikkim along the Changu Nathula belt, after an unusually dry spell in January and February.
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Nepal Rescues Over 1,500 Tourists From Himalayas Post Heavy Snowfall
Nepali security forces have rescued over 1,500 stranded tourists from the high-altitude areas of Manang following heavy snowfall and adverse weather.
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556 People Rescued In Uttarkashi, Army Builds Bridge Over River To Hasten Evacuation
Sniffer dogs nosed their way through rubble, drones circled overhead and rescue personnel searched for the missing in Dharali, days since raging waters buried half the village.
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Video: Indian Army Rescues Over 500 Stranded Tourists From Sikkim's Nathula
The Trishakti Corps men rushed to the rescue and provided succour to the stranded tourists, the Army said.
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Army Rescues Over 60 Tourists Stranded In Kashmir's Gulmarg
As many as 61 tourists stuck at Gulmarg in northern Kashmir were rescued by the Chinar Warriors on Saturday.
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Army Rescues Over 1,200 Stranded Tourists In Sikkim
Soldiers had even vacated their barracks to enable the accommodation of the stranded tourists, the officials added.
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Army Rescues Over 800 Stranded Tourists In Sikkim
Indian Army on Wednesday rescued more than 800 tourists stranded in high altitude areas in eastern Sikkim, officials said.
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Army Rescues 300 More Tourists Stranded In North Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 300 more tourists who were stranded in North Sikkim district due to landslides and roadblocks, an official statement said.
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Army Rescues 3,500 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Landslide, Roadblocks
The Army rescued around 3,500 tourists who were stranded in North Sikkim due to landslides and roadblocks, said officials.
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Indian Army Rescues 500 Stranded Tourists From Landslide-Hit Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 500 stranded tourists, including 54 children, from north Sikkim as torrential rain in parts of the Himalayan state caused landslides and roadblocks, a defence official said today.
