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46 Tourists Rescued By Army After Fresh Snow In Higher Reaches Of Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 46 tourists, including children, as fresh snowfall was recorded in the higher reaches of Sikkim along the Changu Nathula belt, after an unusually dry spell in January and February.
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Heavy Snowfall Along Indo-China Border, Red Alert Issued For Sikkim
Fresh snowfall blanketed the higher reaches of the Indo-China border, including the Nathula Pass area, on Friday, bringing temperatures down sharply across Sikkim.
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Tourists Stranded After Sudden Snowfall In East Sikkim Rescued
Several tourists stranded between Tsomgo Lake and Thegu in East Sikkim after a hailstorm and snowfall were successfully evacuated on Monday, officials said.
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Early Snowfall In North Sikkim, Heavy Machinery Deployed To Clear Roads
The heavy rainfall over the past three days has resulted in the season's first snowfall in Thangu (3900 metres) and Gurudongmar Lake (5425 m) in the tundra belt of North Sikkim.
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Army Rescues 30 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim's High-Altitude Areas
Indian Army has rescued 30 tourists, including elderly women and children, who were stranded in high-altitude areas of East Sikkim, officials said on Tuesday.
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1,400 Tourists Stranded In Snow Rescued By Army In Sikkim This Month
Over 1,400 tourists who were stranded in Sikkim due to heavy snowfall were rescued by Army and Border Police officials in March.
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Army Rescues 400 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Heavy Snowfall
The Army rescued around 400 tourists after they got stranded following heavy snowfall in Sikkim and later provided emergency assistance, including medical care and food, defence sources said on Sunday.
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Army Rescue Over 300 Tourists Stranded In Snow In Sikkim
At least 300 tourists stranded in heavy snowfall in Lachung, North Sikkim were rescued by the Indian Army on Wednesday.
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300 Yaks Die Of Starvation After Heavy Snowfall In Sikkim
After a bout of harsh winter weather, around 300 Himalayan yaks have died in Sikkim, said officials. According to government sources, the yaks died in the cold desert region of North Sikkim -- allegedly due to starvation.
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Army Rescues Over 300 Stranded Tourists From Sikkim's Changgu
The Indian Army has rescued over 300 tourists who got stranded in Changgu and adjoining areas of East Sikkim due to heavy snowfall, officials said on Thursday.
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46 Tourists Rescued By Army After Fresh Snow In Higher Reaches Of Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 46 tourists, including children, as fresh snowfall was recorded in the higher reaches of Sikkim along the Changu Nathula belt, after an unusually dry spell in January and February.
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Heavy Snowfall Along Indo-China Border, Red Alert Issued For Sikkim
Fresh snowfall blanketed the higher reaches of the Indo-China border, including the Nathula Pass area, on Friday, bringing temperatures down sharply across Sikkim.
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Tourists Stranded After Sudden Snowfall In East Sikkim Rescued
Several tourists stranded between Tsomgo Lake and Thegu in East Sikkim after a hailstorm and snowfall were successfully evacuated on Monday, officials said.
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Early Snowfall In North Sikkim, Heavy Machinery Deployed To Clear Roads
The heavy rainfall over the past three days has resulted in the season's first snowfall in Thangu (3900 metres) and Gurudongmar Lake (5425 m) in the tundra belt of North Sikkim.
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Army Rescues 30 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim's High-Altitude Areas
Indian Army has rescued 30 tourists, including elderly women and children, who were stranded in high-altitude areas of East Sikkim, officials said on Tuesday.
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1,400 Tourists Stranded In Snow Rescued By Army In Sikkim This Month
Over 1,400 tourists who were stranded in Sikkim due to heavy snowfall were rescued by Army and Border Police officials in March.
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Army Rescues 400 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Heavy Snowfall
The Army rescued around 400 tourists after they got stranded following heavy snowfall in Sikkim and later provided emergency assistance, including medical care and food, defence sources said on Sunday.
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Army Rescue Over 300 Tourists Stranded In Snow In Sikkim
At least 300 tourists stranded in heavy snowfall in Lachung, North Sikkim were rescued by the Indian Army on Wednesday.
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300 Yaks Die Of Starvation After Heavy Snowfall In Sikkim
After a bout of harsh winter weather, around 300 Himalayan yaks have died in Sikkim, said officials. According to government sources, the yaks died in the cold desert region of North Sikkim -- allegedly due to starvation.
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Army Rescues Over 300 Stranded Tourists From Sikkim's Changgu
The Indian Army has rescued over 300 tourists who got stranded in Changgu and adjoining areas of East Sikkim due to heavy snowfall, officials said on Thursday.
