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More than 50 missing after cloudburst in Shimla; Beas soars after heavy rain in Mandi

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Updated At : 07:24 PM Aug 25, 2024 IST

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Cloudburst caused significant disruption in the Samej Khad area of the Rampur region in Shimla district on August 01. More than 50 people are missing and 2 bodies have been recovered so far after the tragic cloudburst. The SDRF team reached the spot in Shimla’s Rampur for the search and rescue operation. #flashflood #himachalpradesh #Mandi #kullu #shimla

 

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