A massive landslide in Nagaland's Mon district, triggered by heavy rain, has claimed four lives so far, with eight people, including children, feared dead.
Four bodies have been recovered so far
Jul 19, 2026
05:58 pm
What's the storyA massive landslide in Nagaland's Mon district on Sunday has left eight people feared dead. The incident occurred amid heavy rainfall, which also triggered flash floods in the region.
So far, four bodies have been recovered from the debris. Mon district deputy commissioner Wennyei Konyak confirmed to NDTV that "eight people are feared dead," and search operations are underway.
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