The dead were left behind the torrential rains that hit the Indian Cashmere.
Five dead are the recent account from a landslide to Indian Kashmir caused by the Muson rains, with the disasters left behind by being huge on bridges and houses, according to local media.
The Press Trust of India (PTI) news agency transmitted shots in which mud torrents cover bridges and flooding Hindu temples.
A high -ranking local official, Omar Abdalla, said the situation in the Jamos area is “very serious”.
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Floods and landslides may be a common phenomenon during the monsoon period, from June to September, but according to specialists, climate change, combined with bad spatial planning, increase their frequency, severity and effects.
From the floods of August 5, the city of Darali, in the state of Utarakad, sank into the mud. The dead are likely to exceed 70, but there is still no confirmed report.
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On August 14th, torrents of mud drowned the village of Chinoti, also in the Indian cashmere, leaving at least 60 dead.