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Sikkim flash flood: At least 40 dead, 22 bodies recovered from Teesta River

At least 22 bodies have been found in the Teesta River in Jalpaiguri district, according to official sources.

Sikkim-o chi bananichi mande sia sak 14 batanga, sak 100-na baten gimaenga

Gangtok, Oct 5: Re•anggipa Budbar salo, Sikkim a•dokni salgro jolo donggipa Lhonak Lake kosako rang•san mikkarang jime waangani ja•man Teesta chibima dal•bae chi bananganio...

Sikkim’s glacial lake led to flash floods? ISRO’s satellite images shows drastic change; Explained in Details

The flash floods originated from the lake that coursed through the river Teesta on Wednesday, causing widespread damage downstream, destroying the 1,200 MW Teesta Urja dam, and leaving at least 14 dead and over 120 people missing.

Sikkim Cloudburst: Death toll rises to 14, over 100 missing

According to reports, 102 people are missing, including 22 Army personnel.

Sikkim Flash Floods: 10 dead, 82 missing, thousands stranded, 14 bridges destroyed

In addition, over 3000 tourists are feared to be stranded in different parts of the State. 12-14 workers working in Teesta Stage 3 dam in Chungthang are still stranded in the tunnels of the dam.

Sikkim-o chi bananichi sak 23 Army-rangko man•chape sak 43 gimaenga, komibeoba te 150 nokrang nosto ka•ako man•a

Gangtok, Oct 4: Sikkim a•doko mikkarang jimbee waangani ja•man, Teesta chibima dal•bae Rangpo-ni Industrial Belt (IBM)-o komibeoba te 150 nokrang nosto ka•ako man•aha aro...

Sikkim: 20 civilians, 23 army men missing in Rangpo; 150 houses damaged

While maks shift houses of labourers in the area were swept away with any vehicles being damaged. Collectively, 3000–4000 people were evacuated from Rangpo last night before 2 a.m.

Why Himalayan state of Sikkim vulnerable to climate change? Explained

The Himalayan state of Sikkim has been facing numerous challenges due to climate change, and for the last several years, the state has been witnessing unprecedented rain, landslides, etc.

Sikkim declares high alert as Teesta River’s water level rises abnormally

A High Alert has been declared in North and East Sikkim following an alarming increase in the water level of the Teesta River.

Sikkim declares high alert as Teesta River’s water level rises abnormally

In addition to the high alert, reports have come in that the town of Chungthang in North Sikkim is now entirely cut off from the surrounding region.

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