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Friday, September 12, 2014, Chandigarh, India
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J-K flood fury
Epidemic threat looms even as rescue efforts gather pace
 IAF copters, rescue teams attacked 
MoS, Central officers oversee rescue ops
 Key hospitals submerged
 Jammu, September 11
Tragic milestones are being crossed in Jammu and Kashmir as sighting of floating bodies in the floodwaters of Srinagar and other places threatens to take the death toll to a frightening level.
Armymen help tourists board an IAF helicopter after they were evacuated from a flooded area in Srinagar Armymen help tourists board an IAF helicopter after they were evacuated from a flooded area in Srinagar. Photo: Yawar Kabli


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Rescuers sight floating bodies
 Srinagar, September 11
As massive relief and rescue operations are under way in flood-ravaged Srinagar, local rescuers and volunteers from various areas have sighted bodies floating at many places in the inundated city. There is, however, no official word on the casualty figures after the flood water marooned Srinagar city on Sunday.
Passengers at Srinagar airport await an IAF flight bound for Jammu on Thursday Passengers at Srinagar airport await an IAF flight bound for Jammu on Thursday. Photo: Yawar Kabli

She was on her deathbed, but then came the Indian Army
 Srinagar, September 11
 Rabia’s liver was on the verge of collapse till yesterday. Famished, running high fever, urine infection and jaundice, she has been given a new lease of life by the Indian Army. Airlifted from flood-ravaged Awantipura to 92 Base Hospital in Badami Bagh Cantonment in Srinagar, the 16-year-old girl from Tral area in Pulwama district is showing signs of improvement now.

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Panchkula, September 11
Ram Kumar Chaudhary with his wife. A Panchkula fast-track court today acquitted Himachal Pradesh MLA Ram Kumar Chaudhary and 11 others in the Jyoti murder case after the prosecution failed to prove charges against them.

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 Miss America 2014 Nina Davuluri and a popular Indian-origin news anchor will host a public reception in honour of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New York on September 28. Davuluri (25) is the first Indian-American to be crowned Miss America and Hari Sreenivasan (40) is a PBS NewsHour Weekend Anchor.

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