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Video: West Bengal Doctor Ziplines To Treat Landslide-Affected Patients
A doctor was seen swinging by a rope over a gorge to reach patients stranded in an area cut off by landslides in West Bengal.
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"Heard Rocks Striking Our House": Survivor Recounts Darjeeling Horror
A community hall is a shelter to over 20 families from Darjeeling's Soureni village which was struck by devastating landslides and floods two days ago.
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Rescue Ops On As Several Missing In Bengal Floods, Death Count Rises To 28
The death count in the devastating landslides and floods in northern West Bengal rose to 28, as disaster management personnel continued the rescue operation with several people still missing and thousands of tourists stranded in cut-off hill pockets
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Death Count In Darjeeling Landslides Rises To 24, Rescue Ops Underway
The toll in the devastating landslides in West Bengal's Darjeeling district rose to 24, as disaster management personnel continued the rescue operation on Monday with several people still missing.
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"We Took Documents, A Few Clothes And Ran": Witnesses On Darjeeling Horror
Residents in West Bengal's Darjeeling narrated the horror they lived through in the pitch black night at 2.30 am when a key bridge in the area collapsed. A local told NDTV the bridge took along two houses as it came crashing down into the river.
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Mamata Banerjee's Advice For Tourists Stuck In Flood-Hit Darjeeling
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday expressed deep concern over the devastating floods and landslides that have killed at least 17 people in Darjeeling and cut off road connectivity to key routes, including access to Sikkim
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Amid Darjeeling Deluge, North Bengal Gets A Flood Warning From Bhutan
As Darjeeling struggles to come back on its feet after heavy rain triggered landslides, claiming 17 lives and washing out roads and bridges, the northern part of West Bengal faces another tall challenge, this time from Bhutan.
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23 Dead In Darjeeling After Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides, Sikkim Cut Off
23 people have died in West Bengal's Darjeeling after heavy rain triggered landslides and cut off road connectivity on key routes. Officials have said the calamity has cut off connectivity to the Himalayan state of Sikkim.
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Massive Landslide Triggers Cave-In On National Highway In Darjeeling
Heavy rain in the hills of West Bengal and Sikkim triggered a landslide that caused a cave-in on the National Highway10 in Darjeeling district on Sunday, disrupting vehicular movement on the key arterial link between the two states, officials said.
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Roads, Bridges Damaged As Severe Rains Trigger Landslides In North Bengal
Torrential rains pounded the tiny Himalayan state of Sikkim and the tea growing region of North Bengal, causing landslides which cut off National Highway-10, the main road linking Gangtok with the rest of the country.
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Heavy Rains Trigger Multiple Landslides In Sikkim, Highways Blocked
Normal life was thrown out of gear in Sikkim on Wednesday as torrential rain caused landslides at several places, blocking the National Highway-10 and snapping the arterial road link with neighbouring West Bengal, officials said.
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Massive Landslide Halts Traffic On NH-10 In West Bengal's Darjeeling
Traffic movement on National Highway 10, which connects West Bengal with Sikkim, was on Thursday disrupted after a massive landslide triggered by overnight rainfall.
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Landslide Washes Away Portion Of National Highway in Bengal's Darjeeling
A major landslide washed away a portion of National Highway 55 in West Bengal's Darjeeling district on Friday, an official said.
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North Bengal To Get Heavy Rainfall Till Friday: Met Office
North Bengal is expected to get heavy rainfall till Friday, the weather office has warned. Heavy rainfall may cause water levels of the rivers to rise and trigger landslides in the hilly regions of Darjeeling and Kalimpong districts.
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Darjeeling's Toy Train Service Suspended Due To Landslides
Toy train services in the Darjeeling hills were suspended due to landslides caused by heavy rainfall, a railways official said today.
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Video: West Bengal Doctor Ziplines To Treat Landslide-Affected Patients
A doctor was seen swinging by a rope over a gorge to reach patients stranded in an area cut off by landslides in West Bengal.
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"Heard Rocks Striking Our House": Survivor Recounts Darjeeling Horror
A community hall is a shelter to over 20 families from Darjeeling's Soureni village which was struck by devastating landslides and floods two days ago.
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Rescue Ops On As Several Missing In Bengal Floods, Death Count Rises To 28
The death count in the devastating landslides and floods in northern West Bengal rose to 28, as disaster management personnel continued the rescue operation with several people still missing and thousands of tourists stranded in cut-off hill pockets
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Death Count In Darjeeling Landslides Rises To 24, Rescue Ops Underway
The toll in the devastating landslides in West Bengal's Darjeeling district rose to 24, as disaster management personnel continued the rescue operation on Monday with several people still missing.
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"We Took Documents, A Few Clothes And Ran": Witnesses On Darjeeling Horror
Residents in West Bengal's Darjeeling narrated the horror they lived through in the pitch black night at 2.30 am when a key bridge in the area collapsed. A local told NDTV the bridge took along two houses as it came crashing down into the river.
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Mamata Banerjee's Advice For Tourists Stuck In Flood-Hit Darjeeling
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday expressed deep concern over the devastating floods and landslides that have killed at least 17 people in Darjeeling and cut off road connectivity to key routes, including access to Sikkim
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Amid Darjeeling Deluge, North Bengal Gets A Flood Warning From Bhutan
As Darjeeling struggles to come back on its feet after heavy rain triggered landslides, claiming 17 lives and washing out roads and bridges, the northern part of West Bengal faces another tall challenge, this time from Bhutan.
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23 Dead In Darjeeling After Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides, Sikkim Cut Off
23 people have died in West Bengal's Darjeeling after heavy rain triggered landslides and cut off road connectivity on key routes. Officials have said the calamity has cut off connectivity to the Himalayan state of Sikkim.
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Massive Landslide Triggers Cave-In On National Highway In Darjeeling
Heavy rain in the hills of West Bengal and Sikkim triggered a landslide that caused a cave-in on the National Highway10 in Darjeeling district on Sunday, disrupting vehicular movement on the key arterial link between the two states, officials said.
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Roads, Bridges Damaged As Severe Rains Trigger Landslides In North Bengal
Torrential rains pounded the tiny Himalayan state of Sikkim and the tea growing region of North Bengal, causing landslides which cut off National Highway-10, the main road linking Gangtok with the rest of the country.
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Heavy Rains Trigger Multiple Landslides In Sikkim, Highways Blocked
Normal life was thrown out of gear in Sikkim on Wednesday as torrential rain caused landslides at several places, blocking the National Highway-10 and snapping the arterial road link with neighbouring West Bengal, officials said.
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Massive Landslide Halts Traffic On NH-10 In West Bengal's Darjeeling
Traffic movement on National Highway 10, which connects West Bengal with Sikkim, was on Thursday disrupted after a massive landslide triggered by overnight rainfall.
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Landslide Washes Away Portion Of National Highway in Bengal's Darjeeling
A major landslide washed away a portion of National Highway 55 in West Bengal's Darjeeling district on Friday, an official said.
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North Bengal To Get Heavy Rainfall Till Friday: Met Office
North Bengal is expected to get heavy rainfall till Friday, the weather office has warned. Heavy rainfall may cause water levels of the rivers to rise and trigger landslides in the hilly regions of Darjeeling and Kalimpong districts.
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Darjeeling's Toy Train Service Suspended Due To Landslides
Toy train services in the Darjeeling hills were suspended due to landslides caused by heavy rainfall, a railways official said today.
