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Sikkim Flash Flood Crisis: Ongoing Search and Rescue Operations Amidst Stable LAC Situation

Sikkim Flash Flood Crisis: Ongoing Search and Rescue Operations Amidst Stable LAC Situation
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West bengalIndia generalState of sikkimNaik bimal oraonIndian armyBangladesh borderCivil administrationIndian airPara militaryIndian army engineersIndian army trishakti corpsGlacial lake outburstSouth lhonak lakeNorth sikkimNorth eastern stateTeesta river

Sikkim flash floods: Mortal remains of 8 Army personnel recovered

Mortal remains of 8 Army personnel, who were part of a group of soldiers that went missing following flash floods in Sikkim, were recovered

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Sikkim | Bodies of eight of the 22 missing soldiers in Sikkim recovered, Indian Army confirms

Besides large-scale damage to properties, infrastructure and lives of civilians in Sikkim and adjacent upper reaches of Bengal, the Indian Army deployed in the area has also borne the brunt of the disaster with some of its camps along the Teesta River bank being badly damaged or even washed away

India generalWest bengalNaik bimal oraonHelicopters of the indian armyPara militaryIndian armyIndian army engineersBangladesh borderIndian airCivil administrationTeesta riverNorth bengalState disaster relief teamsPara military forcesBangladesh border forcesSouth lhonak glacial lake

Sikkim | Bodies of eight of the 22 missing soldiers in Sikkim recovered, Indian Army confirms

Besides large-scale damage to properties, infrastructure and lives of civilians in Sikkim and adjacent upper reaches of Bengal, the Indian Army deployed in the area has also borne the brunt of the disaster with some of its camps along the Teesta River bank being badly damaged or even washed away

India generalWest bengalNaik bimal oraonIndian airPara militaryIndian armyBangladesh borderIndian army engineersCivil administrationHelicopters of the indian armyTeesta riverNorth bengalState disaster relief teamsPara military forcesBangladesh border forcesSouth lhonak glacial lake