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Five missing as flash floods hit Arunachal Pradesh
Flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district have left at least five people missing and damaged around 20 homes following incessant rainfall. Road connectivity has been severely impacted by landslides in multiple locations, disrupting crucial routes between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, and also in Manipur. Rescue operations are underway with SDRF and NDRF teams deployed, and an IAF chopper aiding in personnel airlift.
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thehindu.com
Assam on high alert after flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh
Assam issues high alert as flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh threaten downstream districts following heavy rainfall and rising river levels.
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hindustantimes.com
Heavy rain triggers flash floods in Arunachal; high alert issued in Assam
Officials said a woman was initially reported missing, but the latest reports indicate that three people are unaccounted for in Arunachal Pradesh | India News
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Monsoon updates: Three missing in Arunachal flash floods, heavy rain causes waterlogging in Mumbai
The Assam government has also issued a high alert for districts in downstream areas.
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Flash floods hit six districts in Arunachal; one dead, four missing
Flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh result in one death, four missing, and extensive damage across six districts amid heavy rainfall.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Five missing as flash floods hit Arunachal Pradesh
Flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district have left at least five people missing and damaged around 20 homes following incessant rainfall. Road connectivity has…
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Arunachal Pradesh flood: Air Force begins search and rescue ops in Keyi Panyor, SDRF roped in
The Arunachal Pradesh govt activated emergency air support in coordination with the IAF and launched rescue, relief operations in flood-hit Keyi Panyor district | India News
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One killed in Arunachal Pradesh flash floods, IMD warns of heavy rains in North East
The southwest monsoon continued to advance in western and central India.