Arunachal Pradesh Flash Flood
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Rain Triggers Flash Floods In Arunachal Pradesh's Lohit District, Many Houses Hit
Some infrastructure-related work, which had continued for the last 3 years in the adjacent hills, is said to be the main reason for the flash floods, as the construction activities had blocked some streams and rivulets in Shivaji Nagar, villagers said.
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1 Dead, 4 Missing, Several Injured In Arunachal Flash Floods
The search parties are looking for Elesh Marak, Baleri Marak, Tao Angina and Sourav Kumar, while the body of Nirmala Gupta was recovered on Wednesday evening.
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Cloudburst Triggers Floods In Arunachal Pradesh, Rescue Ops Underway
Following a cloudburst, several areas of Arunachal Pradesh's Itanagar city have been inundated, causing significant damage to residents' property.
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Residents Along Arunachal's Siang River Moved To Safety After Flood Alert
People living along the banks of Siang river in Arunachal Pradesh have been moved to safer places after China informed India about possible flash floods in the area due to formation of an artificial lake in Tibet, officials said today.
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Rain Triggers Flash Floods In Arunachal Pradesh's Lohit District, Many Houses Hit
Some infrastructure-related work, which had continued for the last 3 years in the adjacent hills, is said to be the main reason for the flash floods, as the construction activities had blocked some streams and rivulets in Shivaji Nagar, villagers said.
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1 Dead, 4 Missing, Several Injured In Arunachal Flash Floods
The search parties are looking for Elesh Marak, Baleri Marak, Tao Angina and Sourav Kumar, while the body of Nirmala Gupta was recovered on Wednesday evening.
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Cloudburst Triggers Floods In Arunachal Pradesh, Rescue Ops Underway
Following a cloudburst, several areas of Arunachal Pradesh's Itanagar city have been inundated, causing significant damage to residents' property.
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Residents Along Arunachal's Siang River Moved To Safety After Flood Alert
People living along the banks of Siang river in Arunachal Pradesh have been moved to safer places after China informed India about possible flash floods in the area due to formation of an artificial lake in Tibet, officials said today.
