News Topic:Windstorm
Kashmir
Fury of winds causes two deaths, widespread damage across Valley
Kashmir Valley was rocked by a powerful windstorm late Sunday night that tore through homes, orchards, and public infrastructure, leaving behind scenes of chaos.
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Kashmir
Gusty winds lash Kashmir
Strong winds hit Kashmir on Sunday evening, causing extensive damage across several places in the Kashmir Valley.
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J&K
Gusty winds ravage J-K, damaging hundreds of homes
Around 300 houses were damaged partially or completely during the gusty winds accompanied by heavy rainfall in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday.
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Kashmir
Wind and hail storm causes damage to fruits, houses
SRINAGAR — A strong wind and hailstorm uprooted trees and caused damage to orchards and fresh fruits in Shadab Khrew area of south Kashmir’s...
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Kashmir
Windstorm wreaks havoc in parts of Sopore
BARAMULLA — Heavy rains and hailstorm damaged crops in Zaingeer belt including Duroo, Botingoo, Dangerpora, Warpora, Watlab and Rafiabad in North Kashmir Baramulla district on...
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