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DEATH TOLL CAUSED BY WESTERN INDIA LANDSLIDE CLIMBS TO 21. O.S. Jerry, a cardamom estate manager, said he regularly traveled through the district. "There was a lovely school over here.
A transit camp was set up to accommodate around 20 people following the landslide on a hill behind Duridhar village in Sainj ...
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Homes crumble as intense rainfall triggers landslide in IndiaSeveral houses were victim to a massive landslide triggered by intense rainfall in Mumbai, India on July 22. Nearby homes ...
Multiple landslides set off by torrential rains killed at least 166 people in southern India, police said. REUTERS. The landslides that hit hilly areas in Wayanad district early on Tuesday also ...
Landslides swept through tea estates and villages in southern India's Kerala on Tuesday, killing at least 106 people while they slept as unexpected heavy rain collapsed hillsides and triggered ...
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The hill, about 15 meters high, is home to several houses. Five homes were destroyed in the landslide, but no injuries were ...
Landslides swept through tea estates and villages in southern India's Kerala on Tuesday, killing at least 106 people while they slept as unexpected heavy rain collapsed hillsides and triggered ...
NEW DELHI — Multiple landslides triggered by torrential rains in southern India have killed 70 people, and many others are feared trapped under the debris, officials said Tuesday, with rescue ...
Multiple landslides in southern India have killed 93 people and many others are feared trapped under the debris, officials said Tuesday, after torrential rains triggered torrents of mud and water ...
NEW DELHI — Days of relentless rain in India’s Himalayan region have killed at least 72 people this week, a government official said Thursday, as a heavy monsoon triggered landslides and flash ...
NEW DELHI — Multiple landslides in southern India have killed 93 people and many others are feared trapped under the debris, officials said Tuesday, after torrential rains triggered torrents of ...
Landslides and floods are common in India’s Himalayan north. Scientists say they are becoming more frequent as global warming contributes to the melting of glaciers there.
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