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1,200 Stranded Tourists To Be Evacuated From Sikkim Today
Over 1,200 tourists stranded in Sikkim's Mangan district due to disruption in road and communication network may be evacuated on Sunday if the weather permits, an official statement said.
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Army Rescues 3,500 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Landslide, Roadblocks
The Army rescued around 3,500 tourists who were stranded in North Sikkim due to landslides and roadblocks, said officials.
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2,000 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim Due To Heavy Rain, Flashflood
Over 2,000 domestic and foreign tourists were stranded in North Sikkim due to a landslide following heavy rainfall since Thursday, officials said.
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Indian Army Rescues 500 Stranded Tourists From Landslide-Hit Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 500 stranded tourists, including 54 children, from north Sikkim as torrential rain in parts of the Himalayan state caused landslides and roadblocks, a defence official said today.
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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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Indo-Tibetan Border Police Rescues 17 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) rescued 17 tourists stranded in Sikkim's Sherathang area.
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From Agra To Agartala, 2,200 km Journey Begins For Tourists Stranded In Lockdown
48 tourists from the north-eastern state of Tripura, who were stuck in the west Uttar Pradesh city of Agra for over a month because of the lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic, have finally started their journey back home this afternoon, in a semi-luxury bus.
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Over 3,000 Tourists Stuck In Sikkim Due To Heavy Snowfall Rescued By Army
The stranded tourists in Sikkim have been provided food, shelter and warm clothes by the Army.
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All 2,376 Stranded Tourists Evacuated From Andaman Islands
A fleet of seven ships and six helicopters evacuated all 2,376 tourists, including several foreign nationals, stranded in two islands of the Andamans due to cyclonic weather since December 5, officials said on Friday.
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Rescue Ops Begin In Andamans' Havelock Island Affected By 'Cyclonic Weather'
Rescue operations of around 1,400 stranded tourists from two islands in the Andamans due to cyclonic weather began this morning. The Navy, Coast Guard and the administration of the Union Territory jointly undertook a major evacuation drive.
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1,400 Tourists Caught In Cyclonic Weather In Andamans, Rajnath Singh Says All Safe
Around 1,400 tourists are stranded at Havelock and Neil islands in the Andamans after heavy rain and "cyclonic weather conditions", which are a challenge to evacuation efforts. Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday that everyone is safe and appealed to families of the tourists not to panic.
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150 Stranded Tourists Rescued in Leh
More than 150 tourists were stranded on the Leh-Manali road in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir last night due to landslides caused by heavy rainfall.
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Leh flash floods: Over 150 dead, 200 still missing
Frantic rescue efforts are underway in Leh and parts of Ladakh after Friday's devastating cloudburst that flattened villages and snapped power and communication links. According to the latest estimates over 150 people are now dead. (Watch: This labourer lost nine relatives) Although many families reported missing after water swept through their vil...
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1,200 Stranded Tourists To Be Evacuated From Sikkim Today
Over 1,200 tourists stranded in Sikkim's Mangan district due to disruption in road and communication network may be evacuated on Sunday if the weather permits, an official statement said.
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Army Rescues 3,500 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Landslide, Roadblocks
The Army rescued around 3,500 tourists who were stranded in North Sikkim due to landslides and roadblocks, said officials.
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2,000 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim Due To Heavy Rain, Flashflood
Over 2,000 domestic and foreign tourists were stranded in North Sikkim due to a landslide following heavy rainfall since Thursday, officials said.
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Indian Army Rescues 500 Stranded Tourists From Landslide-Hit Sikkim
The Indian Army rescued 500 stranded tourists, including 54 children, from north Sikkim as torrential rain in parts of the Himalayan state caused landslides and roadblocks, a defence official said today.
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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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Indo-Tibetan Border Police Rescues 17 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) rescued 17 tourists stranded in Sikkim's Sherathang area.
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From Agra To Agartala, 2,200 km Journey Begins For Tourists Stranded In Lockdown
48 tourists from the north-eastern state of Tripura, who were stuck in the west Uttar Pradesh city of Agra for over a month because of the lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic, have finally started their journey back home this afternoon, in a semi-luxury bus.
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Over 3,000 Tourists Stuck In Sikkim Due To Heavy Snowfall Rescued By Army
The stranded tourists in Sikkim have been provided food, shelter and warm clothes by the Army.
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All 2,376 Stranded Tourists Evacuated From Andaman Islands
A fleet of seven ships and six helicopters evacuated all 2,376 tourists, including several foreign nationals, stranded in two islands of the Andamans due to cyclonic weather since December 5, officials said on Friday.
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Rescue Ops Begin In Andamans' Havelock Island Affected By 'Cyclonic Weather'
Rescue operations of around 1,400 stranded tourists from two islands in the Andamans due to cyclonic weather began this morning. The Navy, Coast Guard and the administration of the Union Territory jointly undertook a major evacuation drive.
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1,400 Tourists Caught In Cyclonic Weather In Andamans, Rajnath Singh Says All Safe
Around 1,400 tourists are stranded at Havelock and Neil islands in the Andamans after heavy rain and "cyclonic weather conditions", which are a challenge to evacuation efforts. Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday that everyone is safe and appealed to families of the tourists not to panic.
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150 Stranded Tourists Rescued in Leh
More than 150 tourists were stranded on the Leh-Manali road in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir last night due to landslides caused by heavy rainfall.
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Leh flash floods: Over 150 dead, 200 still missing
Frantic rescue efforts are underway in Leh and parts of Ladakh after Friday's devastating cloudburst that flattened villages and snapped power and communication links. According to the latest estimates over 150 people are now dead. (Watch: This labourer lost nine relatives) Although many families reported missing after water swept through their vil...
