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Cold wave sweeps north India as mercury drops considerably

NEW DELHI: Cold wave has gripped several parts of North India as mercury levels dropped extensively across the region At least 20 trains were arriving late 15 got cancelled and two were rescheduled due to decreased visibility conditions in New Delhi

Updated At : 04:19 PM Dec 20, 2017 IST

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