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Publish Date: 15-09-14 8:20 PM
Srinagar (Reuters): About 150,000 people were still stranded in their homes a week after Indian-held Kashmir’s worst flood in over a century and fears grew on Sunday of an outbreak of diseases from vast fields of stagnant brown water. Indian army and civilian boats trawled through the streets -now water channels – of the state […]
Publish Date: 15-09-14 7:38 PM
Srinagar (Reuters): Indian emergency workers battled on Monday to prevent waterborne diseases from spreading, as fetid water swilled around the Kashmir valley more than a week after the region’s worst flooding in more than a century. More than 75,000 people were still stuck in partly submerged homes in Kashmir’s main city of Srinagar, where roads […]
Publish Date: 15-09-14 7:34 PM
By Saadut) Calamities teach us harsh lessons of life that come at a great irreparable loss. Days of downpour by 4th September was so unrelenting that many courtyards resembled small ponds. Every water channel in Srinagar like the Naal-e-Amir Khan or the internal waterways near Zaldagar, Nawabazar were already filling up, hinting at things to […]
Publish Date: 15-09-14 3:02 PM
Srinagar: With the Indian administered Kashmir submerged, a civil society formation Sunday sought international aid, saying that government of India has failed in rescue and rehabilitation operation in the areas hit by floods.
Publish Date: 15-09-14 2:53 PM
(By Faisul Yaseen) Srinagar, Sep 14: Muhammad Salman is an unsung hero of Kashmir who rescued more than 150 persons from Jawahar Nagar locality of Srinagar in his small wooden ferry, often risking his own life, but media is not telling you his story.
Publish Date: 15-09-14 2:44 PM
Srinagar: In Indian admin Kashmir, life continues to be at a standstill nine days after the flood devastated the summer capital of the territory, Srinagar, following destruction of the South Kashmir districts, causing major damage to life and property. On Sunday, most roads of Srinagar continued to remain submerged under several feet of water and […]
Publish Date: 15-09-14 2:28 PM
The stink of rotting carcasses is everywhere in Srinagar. by Muzamil Jaleel | Srinagar | September 15, 2014 | Hundreds of dead chicken float about in the knee-deep muddy waters that are left of the flood in this village. The smell is nauseating, but the 350 households living here have bigger problems to tackle. There […]
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