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March 13, 2014

Avalanches kill six in Indian Kashmir
Srinagar, India (AFP) March 12, 2014
Avalanches triggered by unusually heavy snowfall killed at least six people in Indian Kashmir, as flimsy buildings caved in across the Himalayan valley, police said Wednesday. The dead included two soldiers who were crushed by snow in Kargil, a mountainous area of the remote Ladakh region, while four others were killed by avalanches in the south of the state, according to Superintendent Imtiyaz Hussain. After the bodies were recovered Wednesday, Hussain said three Nepalese labourers may also hav ... read more

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