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22 River Monitoring Stations Record Severe Flood Situation
The Central Water Commission on Friday warned of widespread flooding across several states, with 22 river monitoring stations reporting 'severe flood' situation and 23 others 'above normal' water levels.
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Srinagar Streets Submerged As Heavy Rain Causes Waterlogging, Traffic Jams
Rain lashed many parts of Kashmir on Monday evening, causing waterlogging and traffic jams in some areas of Srinagar, officials said.
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Heavy Rain Triggers Flood-Like Situation In Parts Of J&K, Schools Closed
Heavy rain in parts of Jammu and Kashmir have caused a flood-like situation in several places, officials said today. As a precautionary measure, the administration has ordered the closure of schools today.
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Heavy Rain Hits Normal Life In Jammu And Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir weather news: Incessant rain pounded Jammu and Kashmir since Monday causing landslides and flash floods. Heavy rain is expected in several parts of north India for the next four days. Many locals were stranded after floods caught them unawares. The police and IAF personnel rescued them.
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Jammu and Kashmir Floods: Rajnath Singh Assures All Possible Help
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today assured Jammu and Kashmir Governor N N Vohra of all possible central help to deal with the flood situation in the state, officials said.
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On Camera, 6 Rescued From Overflowing Tawi River In Jammu
Six people, who were stranded in the swollen Tawi river in Jammu due to the flood situation in the state, were rescued on Friday by a team of the State Disaster Response Force or SDRF and Jammu Civil Defence.
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Amarnath Yatra Resumes In Jammu And Kashmir, Schools Shut: Highlights
In view of the critical flood situation in Jammu and Kashmir, as a precautionary measure, all schools in the Kashmir division will remain closed today, Srinagar Deputy Commissioner told news agency ANI. Amarnath Yatra has also been suspended from the Pahalgam route due to multiple landslides triggered by heavy rains and bad weather. This comes a d...
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PM Narendra Modi Speaks To Mehbooba Mufti On Flood Situation In Jammu And Kashmir
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today spoke to Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti and offered all possible support in dealing with the flood situation in the valley. "Spoke to J&K CM @MehboobaMufti on the flood situation in the state. Offered all possible support from Centre in dealing with the situation," he tweeted after his discussion.
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Flood Unlikely In Jammu And Kashmir As Water level Recedes In Jhelum
The water level in river Jhelum and it's tributaries started to recede today after rainfall stopped last night, easing fears of a flood in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. The water level in Jhelum started to recede at around 3:00 am at Sangam in South Kashmir, however, the situation in Srinagar hasn't improved much, officials said.
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Kashmir Flood Victims Take Shelter In Ahmedabad To Avoid Cold
Hit by severe flood last year followed by extreme cold conditions, at least 400 people from Jammu and Kashmir have been compelled to leave their native place and take refuge in a slum locality in city's Saraspur area, till the situation improves there.
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22 River Monitoring Stations Record Severe Flood Situation
The Central Water Commission on Friday warned of widespread flooding across several states, with 22 river monitoring stations reporting 'severe flood' situation and 23 others 'above normal' water levels.
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Srinagar Streets Submerged As Heavy Rain Causes Waterlogging, Traffic Jams
Rain lashed many parts of Kashmir on Monday evening, causing waterlogging and traffic jams in some areas of Srinagar, officials said.
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Heavy Rain Triggers Flood-Like Situation In Parts Of J&K, Schools Closed
Heavy rain in parts of Jammu and Kashmir have caused a flood-like situation in several places, officials said today. As a precautionary measure, the administration has ordered the closure of schools today.
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Heavy Rain Hits Normal Life In Jammu And Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir weather news: Incessant rain pounded Jammu and Kashmir since Monday causing landslides and flash floods. Heavy rain is expected in several parts of north India for the next four days. Many locals were stranded after floods caught them unawares. The police and IAF personnel rescued them.
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Jammu and Kashmir Floods: Rajnath Singh Assures All Possible Help
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today assured Jammu and Kashmir Governor N N Vohra of all possible central help to deal with the flood situation in the state, officials said.
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On Camera, 6 Rescued From Overflowing Tawi River In Jammu
Six people, who were stranded in the swollen Tawi river in Jammu due to the flood situation in the state, were rescued on Friday by a team of the State Disaster Response Force or SDRF and Jammu Civil Defence.
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Amarnath Yatra Resumes In Jammu And Kashmir, Schools Shut: Highlights
In view of the critical flood situation in Jammu and Kashmir, as a precautionary measure, all schools in the Kashmir division will remain closed today, Srinagar Deputy Commissioner told news agency ANI. Amarnath Yatra has also been suspended from the Pahalgam route due to multiple landslides triggered by heavy rains and bad weather. This comes a d...
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PM Narendra Modi Speaks To Mehbooba Mufti On Flood Situation In Jammu And Kashmir
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today spoke to Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti and offered all possible support in dealing with the flood situation in the valley. "Spoke to J&K CM @MehboobaMufti on the flood situation in the state. Offered all possible support from Centre in dealing with the situation," he tweeted after his discussion.
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Flood Unlikely In Jammu And Kashmir As Water level Recedes In Jhelum
The water level in river Jhelum and it's tributaries started to recede today after rainfall stopped last night, easing fears of a flood in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. The water level in Jhelum started to recede at around 3:00 am at Sangam in South Kashmir, however, the situation in Srinagar hasn't improved much, officials said.
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Kashmir Flood Victims Take Shelter In Ahmedabad To Avoid Cold
Hit by severe flood last year followed by extreme cold conditions, at least 400 people from Jammu and Kashmir have been compelled to leave their native place and take refuge in a slum locality in city's Saraspur area, till the situation improves there.
