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Uttarakhand floods: One more body recovered

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Updated At : 01:47 PM Feb 20, 2021 IST

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Joshimath: With one more body recovered from the flood-ravaged area of Chamoli district, the toll in the calamity has gone up to 62. Meanwhile, search and rescue operations continued for the 13th day to locate 142 missing persons at NTPC’s hydropower project site and Raini village area. TNS

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