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Gangtok: The toll in the flash flood in Sikkim mounted to 18 on Thursday as Army and NDRF teams worked their way through slushy earth and fast flowing water in the Teesta river basin and downstream north Bengal for the second day in search of those who were swept away and are still missing, officials said. Ninety eight people, including 22 army personnel, remained missing after a cloudburst over Lhonak Lake in North Sikkim in the early hours of Wednesday triggered the flash flood, Chief Secretary V B Pathak said. Also ReadSikkim cloud
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stanley becher s jawans ;. Twenty-six people have suffered injuries and were undergoing treatment at various hospitals across Sikkim. So far, 2,011 people have been rescued, while the calamity has affected 22,034 people, the Sikkim State Disaster Management Authority SSDMA said in a bulletin. Pathak said that he was informed by officials of the Army 27th Mountain Division th
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