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Srinagar: The 25-bed Ahmad Hospital on Nowgam bypass area of Srinagar outskirts in the last five days has performed more than 95 surgeries, most of them free of cost. With every other hospitals in the city inundated in J&K's worst…
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JAMMU: To review the damage done and oversee the measures for relief and rehabilitation of the affected, Deputy Chief Minister Tara Chand on Sunday took an extensive tour of the areas affected in Khour due to recent flash floods and rains.…
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SRINAGAR: Minister for Housing, Horticulture, Cultural, Youth Services and Sports, Raman Bhalla on Sunday conducted a tour to flood hit areas of Srinagar city included Tulsi Bagh, Ramb Bagh, Raj Bagh, Jawahar Nagar, Indira Nagar, Dalgate…
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KATRA: As a part of upgrading infrastructure and forecast services, a modern state of art Automatic Weather Observing System (AWOS) has been installed at Sanji Chhat near Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine which would provide current weather of…
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SRINAGAR: Chief Secretary Mohd. Iqbal Khandey along with Director General of Police K. Rajindra on Sunday visited south Kashmir areas and took stock of various relief and rehabilitation operations undertaken by the administration. They…
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JAMMU: Minister for Roads and Buildings Abdul Majid Wani on Sunday inspected various bridges and roads in Jammu to assess the damages caused due to flash flood. During his inspection of Fourth Tawi Bridge the minister was informed that the…
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SRINAGAR: Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan said that all assistance will be provided to the State health authorities to tackle any possible epidemic as aftermath of floods and provide medicare to the people. He was speaking at a…
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Srinagar: 15-year-old Abdul Rahman has been staying in a Gurudwara here along with his family ever since he was rescued from his house in marooned Wazir Bagh locality after the floods ravaged Jammu and Kashmir. With temporary shelters…
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In a shocking incident a Bangalore based family which was caught in Kashmir floods was forced to shout anti-Indian slogans, and asked to say Pakistan Zindabad by irate residents in the streets of Srinagar while they were walking…
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Mumbai: In view of massive floods resulting in loss of lives and belongings in Jammu & Kashmir, Insurance Regulatory Authority of India (IRDA) has asked life insurers to take immediate steps for expeditious settlement of claims.…
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