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Two drown in separate incidents in Jhelum River

Two individuals drowned in separate incidents in the Jhelum River on Monday afternoon, authorities said.

After tragedy, construction work on vital Gandabal bridge resumes

Days after a boat capsizing incident at Gandabal area of Batwara, the authorities in Roads and Building Department have started the construction work of the bridge.

Gandabal Boat Tragedy: Massive search and rescue efforts continue

The joint rescue operation for the missing bodies, including those of a father-son duo and another minor boy, entered its second day on Wednesday in Gandabal area.

Mother, twin kids, boatman among six dead as boat capsizes in river Jehlum

Entire Kashmir plunged into deep shock and grief after a boat ferrying school kids, locals and a few non-J&K residents capsized at Gandabal area of Batwara in Srinagar district.

Army dedicates 50-bedded Covid hospital to people

To combat the rapid surge of COVID-19 in J-K, the Army’s Chinar Corps dedicated a 50-bedded COVID-19 facility to the people of Kashmir.

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