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Twelve Killed in Flash Floods in Jammu and Kashmir: Reports
Twelve Killed in Flash Floods in Jammu and Kashmir: Reports
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Twelve people died as a result of flash floods in the northern Indian Jammu and Kashmir region, The Indian Express reported on Sunday. 19.07.2026, Sputnik India
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The floods hit the districts of Rajouri and Poonch after heavy and continuous rains, the newspaper said. Many homes were flooded and roads were damaged by mudflows.A 28-year-old woman reportedly died when her house collapsed in Noonabandi village, in Surankote area. Her husband and three children, aged between two and six, were rescued from the wreckage and hospitalised.Earlier the day, the Indian Army's White Knight Corps, alongside J&K Police, SDRF, and civil authorities, rescued 11 civilians, including five children, during flood relief operations in Rajouri.
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Twelve Killed in Flash Floods in Jammu and Kashmir: Reports
17:07 19.07.2026 (Updated: 17:08 19.07.2026) Twelve people died as a result of flash floods in the northern Indian Jammu and Kashmir region, The Indian Express reported on Sunday.
The floods hit the districts of Rajouri and Poonch after heavy and continuous rains, the newspaper said. Many homes were flooded and roads were damaged by mudflows.
A 28-year-old woman reportedly died when her house collapsed in Noonabandi village, in Surankote area. Her husband and three children, aged between two and six, were rescued from the wreckage and hospitalised.
Earlier the day, the Indian Army's White Knight Corps, alongside J&K Police, SDRF, and civil authorities, rescued 11 civilians, including five children, during flood relief operations in Rajouri.
