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Manipur Chief Minister N Biren SIngh welcomed the riders from different rider groups participating in the bike rally for Mao and he said that the riders will spread the message of India’s Independence and the people’s responsibility towards building unity in the country.
Our Correspondent Imphal, July 3 (EMN): The death toll due to the Manipur landslide rose to 42 as eight more bodies were recovered from the debris on the fourth day of search operation for survivors on Sunday, officials said. On June 29 midnight, a massive landslide took place near the railway construction camp at Marangching part 5 areas, about 75 west of the state capital in Manipur’s Noney district. The landslide also hit 107 Territorial Army (TA) camps of the Indian army deployed at the area for the protection of the railway construction work. A senior state government official said eight bodies including four Territorial Army personnel were recovered on Sunday. Two are civilians, two yet to be identified, he said. Till 7.30 pm on Sunday, 42 bodies were recovered while 18 injured persons were rescued and referred to hospitals for treatment. Out of the total bodies recovered, 27 are those from Territorial Army personnel while 20 others including three Territorial Army are stil
The number of highway patrol vehicles will be upgraded soon, for every 10 kilometers stretch there will a bullet proof team and a support team, Manipur chief minister said.
As a result of intense negotiations, the Committee on Protection and Preservation of Historical Rights of Koubru and Thangjing Hill Range (CPPKT) and Kuki Students’ Organisation (KS0), Henglep Block and Churachandpur have revoked their statements on Thangjing Hill range issued on May 20 and May 5 respectively.