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Video: Manipur District Cut Off As Flood Water Damages Key Bridge, Many Areas Flooded
Manipur's Kangpokpi district was completely disconnected from the rest of the country as cyclone Remal led a trail of destruction, disrupting power supply, water, communication, and other services.
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Schools, Colleges Shut For 2 Days After Rain, Hailstorm Hit Parts Of Manipur
Due to intense rain, all educational institutions in Manipur will remain closed on Monday (6th May) and Tuesday (7th May), said Chief Minister N Biren Singh.
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Manipur Landslide: Death Count Rises To 34, 28 Still Missing
The death count due to a massive landslide at a Territorial Army Camp in Manipur's Noney district has increased to 29, officials said on Saturday. The dead includes 20 jawans.
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7 Killed, 2 Missing After Landslides Hit Manipur's Tamenglong
At least seven persons were killed and two missing following landslides in different places in Manipur's Tamenglong town early today morning, officials said.
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2 Killed In Manipur Rains, Imphal Receives Highest Rainfall In 19 Years
Two people were killed due to heavy rains in Manipur, police said today. Manipur's capital Imphal received the highest rainfall in March in 19 years, at 97.6 mm, breaking all time record of 72.9 mm on March 24, 1998.
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20 Killed in Manipur Landslide After Heavy Rain; Floods in Bengal, Odisha, Mizoram Too
A day after 20 people died in a landslide caused by heavy rain in the Joumol village in Manipur's Chandel district, rescue teams are still having a tough time in reaching the spot.
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20 Killed in Landslide Caused By Heavy Rain in Manipur: Police
20 people have died in landslide caused by heavy rain in the Joumol village in Manipur's Chandel district, Deputy Commissioner Robert Khetrimayum said.
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Towns Cut Off, Villages Submerged as Manipur Battles Floods
Incessant rain in the last few days have washed away bridges and national highways besides rendering thousands of people homeless in Manipur. Low-lying areas in capital Imphal and its outskirts have been inundated.
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Video: Manipur District Cut Off As Flood Water Damages Key Bridge, Many Areas Flooded
Manipur's Kangpokpi district was completely disconnected from the rest of the country as cyclone Remal led a trail of destruction, disrupting power supply, water, communication, and other services.
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Schools, Colleges Shut For 2 Days After Rain, Hailstorm Hit Parts Of Manipur
Due to intense rain, all educational institutions in Manipur will remain closed on Monday (6th May) and Tuesday (7th May), said Chief Minister N Biren Singh.
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Manipur Landslide: Death Count Rises To 34, 28 Still Missing
The death count due to a massive landslide at a Territorial Army Camp in Manipur's Noney district has increased to 29, officials said on Saturday. The dead includes 20 jawans.
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7 Killed, 2 Missing After Landslides Hit Manipur's Tamenglong
At least seven persons were killed and two missing following landslides in different places in Manipur's Tamenglong town early today morning, officials said.
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2 Killed In Manipur Rains, Imphal Receives Highest Rainfall In 19 Years
Two people were killed due to heavy rains in Manipur, police said today. Manipur's capital Imphal received the highest rainfall in March in 19 years, at 97.6 mm, breaking all time record of 72.9 mm on March 24, 1998.
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20 Killed in Manipur Landslide After Heavy Rain; Floods in Bengal, Odisha, Mizoram Too
A day after 20 people died in a landslide caused by heavy rain in the Joumol village in Manipur's Chandel district, rescue teams are still having a tough time in reaching the spot.
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20 Killed in Landslide Caused By Heavy Rain in Manipur: Police
20 people have died in landslide caused by heavy rain in the Joumol village in Manipur's Chandel district, Deputy Commissioner Robert Khetrimayum said.
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Towns Cut Off, Villages Submerged as Manipur Battles Floods
Incessant rain in the last few days have washed away bridges and national highways besides rendering thousands of people homeless in Manipur. Low-lying areas in capital Imphal and its outskirts have been inundated.
