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April 06, 2015

Avalanche kills four soldiers in Indian Kashmir
Srinagar, India (AFP) April 4, 2015
An avalanche triggered by heavy snowfall killed four soldiers in the Ladakh region of Indian Kashmir near the border with China, the Indian army said Saturday. The soldiers were travelling in a convoy of three army vehicles which was struck by an avalanche on Friday, the army's northern command spokesman, S. D. Goswami told AFP. The avalanche hit at 5,600 metres (18,400 feet) near Changla Pass, about 500 kilometres (150 miles) east of the region's main city of Srinagar. "The bodies of three ... read more

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