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Nagaland landslide toll rises to seven as CM Rio visits worst-hit Mon district
Around 800 houses have been damaged by landslides and floods in the district, affecting nearly 4,500 people.
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newsbytesapp.com
Nagaland landslide: 8 feared dead, search operations underway
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.
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hindustantimes.com
5 dead, four more missing after landslides in Nagaland’s Mon district
Officials said at least 45 houses were completely destroyed in the landslides, which struck multiple locations across the town between 6am and 2pm | India News
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Nagaland landslides kill eight, including children, in Mon district
Massive landslides in Nagaland's Mon district have claimed at least eight lives. Heavy rainfall caused flash floods and extensive damage to property and infrastructure. The…
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Nine feared dead as torrential rains trigger landslides in Nagaland town
At least 45 houses were destroyed by landslides that occurred in multiple locations across the town between 6 am and 2 pm, deputy commissioner of Mon said. | India News
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Northeast flood fury: 8 feared dead in Nagaland landslides; 1.7L affected in Assam floods
At least 9 people have been killed in floods and landslides across northern and northeastern India after torrential rains triggered widespread destruction over the weekend. In…
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Nagaland Landslides: Death toll rises to 10 in Mon district, CM announces Rs 4 lakh ex gratia for kin of deceased
In a heartbreaking incident, landslides in Mon district, Nagaland, have resulted in ten fatalities, with recovery efforts yielding five bodies. Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio…
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Nagaland landslide toll rises to seven as CM Rio visits worst-hit Mon district
Around 800 houses have been damaged by landslides and floods in the district, affecting nearly 4,500 people.