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Kedarnath Yatra Halted As Landslides Block Route
Landslides triggered by heavy rains over the past few days in the district blocked the trek route to Kedarnath near Munkatiya, leading to a temporary suspension of the Yatra to the Himalayan temple on Wednesday.
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3 Pilgrims Dead In Landslide In Kedarnath, 8 Injured Taken To Hospital
At least three people, including two tourists from Maharashtra, were killed in Uttarakhand's Kedarnath in a landslide triggered by rains today, officials said.
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9 Killed In Rain Incidents In Uttarakhand; Chief Minister Takes Stock Of Situation
Nine people have died in separate rain-related incidents over the past 24 hours across Uttarakhand as Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Wednesday took stock of the situation and directed all district magistrates to stay on the alert.
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2 Children Killed After Landslide Bury Hut Near Kedarnath Yatra Base Camp
Two siblings were killed and a third got injured when the hut they were sleeping in was hit by a landslide in the early hours of Wednesday amid incessant rains in Gaurikund, the base camp of Kedarnath Yatra.
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Rescuers Searching For 20 Still Missing After Gaurikund Landslide
Rescuers on Saturday looked for 20 people missing in rain-hit Gaurikund on the Kedarnath route after a landslide that was triggered by flash floods two days ago. Three bodies were earlier recovered.
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4 Dead, Dozen Missing After Uttarakhand Landslide, Kedarnath Yatra Stopped
Four people died while a dozen others are missing after a landslide near Gaurikund on the Kedarnath yatra route last night.
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12 Missing After Flashfloods Wash Away Shops Near Uttarakhand's Gaurikund
Twelve people have gone missing after a flash flood in a waterfall swept away three shops near Gaurikund on the Kedarnath yatra route, officials said on Friday.
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Uttarakhand: 14,000 people rescued by army, 60,000 still stranded
Heroic rescue efforts by the army have rescued 14,000 people days after Uttarakhand was pounded by landslides and torrential rain. But 60,000 people are still stranded, and some of the worst-affected areas, near the famous Kedarnath temple, remain inaccessible.
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Kedarnath Yatra Halted As Landslides Block Route
Landslides triggered by heavy rains over the past few days in the district blocked the trek route to Kedarnath near Munkatiya, leading to a temporary suspension of the Yatra to the Himalayan temple on Wednesday.
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3 Pilgrims Dead In Landslide In Kedarnath, 8 Injured Taken To Hospital
At least three people, including two tourists from Maharashtra, were killed in Uttarakhand's Kedarnath in a landslide triggered by rains today, officials said.
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9 Killed In Rain Incidents In Uttarakhand; Chief Minister Takes Stock Of Situation
Nine people have died in separate rain-related incidents over the past 24 hours across Uttarakhand as Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Wednesday took stock of the situation and directed all district magistrates to stay on the alert.
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2 Children Killed After Landslide Bury Hut Near Kedarnath Yatra Base Camp
Two siblings were killed and a third got injured when the hut they were sleeping in was hit by a landslide in the early hours of Wednesday amid incessant rains in Gaurikund, the base camp of Kedarnath Yatra.
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Rescuers Searching For 20 Still Missing After Gaurikund Landslide
Rescuers on Saturday looked for 20 people missing in rain-hit Gaurikund on the Kedarnath route after a landslide that was triggered by flash floods two days ago. Three bodies were earlier recovered.
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4 Dead, Dozen Missing After Uttarakhand Landslide, Kedarnath Yatra Stopped
Four people died while a dozen others are missing after a landslide near Gaurikund on the Kedarnath yatra route last night.
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12 Missing After Flashfloods Wash Away Shops Near Uttarakhand's Gaurikund
Twelve people have gone missing after a flash flood in a waterfall swept away three shops near Gaurikund on the Kedarnath yatra route, officials said on Friday.
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Uttarakhand: 14,000 people rescued by army, 60,000 still stranded
Heroic rescue efforts by the army have rescued 14,000 people days after Uttarakhand was pounded by landslides and torrential rain. But 60,000 people are still stranded, and some of the worst-affected areas, near the famous Kedarnath temple, remain inaccessible.
