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10 killed in Uttarakhand landslide

DEHRADUN: Ten daily wagers were killed and five others injured one of them gravely in a landslide that hit Dehradun districts Chakrata in the wee hours of Monday

Updated At : 04:40 PM May 23, 2016 IST

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Dehradun, May 23

Ten daily wagers were killed and five others injured — one of them gravely — in a landslide that hit Dehradun district’s Chakrata in the wee hours of Monday.

The daily wagers were asleep when strong winds and thundershowers sent boulders rolling down from a hill nearby in Teoni-Hanol at 1 am on Sunday, district officer Ravinath Raman said.

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Rescuers have pulled out the dead and the wounded.

The daily wagers were working on a project under the Prime Minister Gramin Sadak Yojna. — PTI

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