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Flash floods triggered by a cloudburst sweep away 36 people in Shimla's Rampur

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Updated At : 07:31 PM Aug 25, 2024 IST

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#HimachalPradeshCloudburst #HimachalPradesh #rampurCloudburst Flash floods triggered by a cloudburst sweep away 36 people in Shimla's Rampur Flash floods triggered by a cloudburst swept away 36 people in village Samej in Rampur after midnight. Around 20 houses have also been swept away in the floods. Rescue and search operations are on at the moment to trace the missing persons in Shimla district on Thursday

 

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