Heavy rain triggers land slide, flood in Himachal| ABP Special
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01 Jan 1970 05:30 AM (IST)
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The death toll in Himachal Pradesh rose to 25 on Monday with three more people losing their lives due to the rains, which the weather office predicted will continue over the next 24 hours.
Heavy rains have lashed the state since Saturday, causing floods, collapsing houses and triggering landslides that have stranded hundreds of people.
The rains have so far caused damage adding up to Rs 574 crore, according to a state government spokesperson.
On Monday, the rains subsided but officials reported three more deaths that have taken place since Sunday.
Light-to-moderate rainfall will occur at many places with heavy rains expected at isolated places in the state over the next 24 hours, up to Tuesday morning, according to Shimla meteorological office director Manmohan Singh said.
Heavy rains have lashed the state since Saturday, causing floods, collapsing houses and triggering landslides that have stranded hundreds of people.
The rains have so far caused damage adding up to Rs 574 crore, according to a state government spokesperson.
On Monday, the rains subsided but officials reported three more deaths that have taken place since Sunday.
Light-to-moderate rainfall will occur at many places with heavy rains expected at isolated places in the state over the next 24 hours, up to Tuesday morning, according to Shimla meteorological office director Manmohan Singh said.