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Landslide in northern India hits a bus, killing at least 15 people
NEW DELHI: At least 15 people were killed late Tuesday after debris from a massive landslide hit a bus in India’s northern state of Himachal Pradesh, local authorities said. The bus was traveling on a hilly stretch near Bilaspur district when a landslide struck following days of torrential rains. There were at least 20 to 25 passengers on the bus at the time. Nine men, four women and two children were among those killed, police said.
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thehindu.com
Himachal Pradesh landslip updates: Many feared dead after bus hit by landslip
Updates from The Hindu on landslip in Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh on October 7, 2025.
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At least 15 dead as landslip crushes bus in Himachal Pradesh
District administration mobilizes for rescue after landslide tragedy in Himachal Pradesh; Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu oversees relief efforts.
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sueddeutsche.de
Berichte: Erdrutsch begräbt Bus in Indien - viele Tote
Neu-Delhi (dpa) - Ein massiver Erdrutsch hat im Norden Indiens einen Bus mit zahlreichen Fahrgästen erfasst und unter sich begraben. Mindestens 18 Menschen seien bei dem Unglück…
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arabnews.com
Landslide in northern India hits a bus, killing at least 15 people
NEW DELHI: At least 15 people were killed late Tuesday after debris from a massive landslide hit a bus in India’s northern state of Himachal Pradesh, local authorities said. The…
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aljazeera.com
Landslide hits bus in northern India, killing 15, as rescue continues
The bus was travelling on a hilly stretch in Himachal Pradesh when a landslide struck after days of torrential rains.
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Bilaspur landslip: Death toll rises to 16 as rescue teams push through debris of buried bus
Himachal landslide: Death toll rises to 16 in Bilaspur as rescue teams continue searching after a private bus was buried under mountain debris.
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scmp.com
15 killed in India after landslide topples bus amid extreme rain
The deadly collapse follows extreme rains across South Asia, which experts say are intensifying due to human-caused climate change.