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Rains continue to batter north India

The Morning Standard

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July 11, 2023

17 dead, more than 300 tourists stranded, property loss estimated at ₹3,000-4,000 cr in Himachal Pradesh

- HARPREET BAJWA AND NAMITA BAJPAI

Rains continue to batter north India

AT least 61 more people were reported dead across North India following incessant rains, flashfloods and lightning strikes on Monday, 34 of them in Uttar Pradesh and 17 in Himachal Pradesh, which is the worst affected state so far.

More than 300 tourists are stranded in Himachal's LahaulSpiti district amid snowfall. Efforts are on to rescue them. Rains hampered the clearing of massive landslides that snapped road links. The tourists have been put up in hotels and government accommodations by the local administration. Besides, tourists and locals in two state roadways buses have been stuck following a flashflood in the Pagal nullah near Sissu village in the Lahaul Valley as it blocked the Manali-Leh highway.

The initial estimate of property loss in Himachal Pradesh is around ₹3,000-4,000 crore.

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