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Rains lashed many places in Uttarakhand on Sunday, triggering landslides that blocked several roads, even as Ganga crossed the danger mark in Devprayag and warning level in Haridwar due to heavy release of water from the dam on the Alaknanda river.

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Amid continuous monsoon fury in the northwestern Himalyan region, several parts of Himachal and Uttarakhand received flash floods and landslides. Due to rainfall Yamunotri and Badrinath roads were blocked on Friday

After a brief lull, rains have returned to ravage the hill states, wreaking havoc in Himachal Pradesh, which is reeling under cloudbursts, landslides and floods. Heavy rainfall continued on Saturday morning, even as thousands of tourists are stranded in various parts of the state. A flash flood alert had been issued in Manali following the rains

Over 7,800 Pilgrims have left for Jammu for Amarnath Yatra in early hours of Wednesday amid tight security arrangements as per officials., Spirituality News, Times Now

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The same highway got at other several other places including Pagalnala, Gulabkoti and Helang following the landslides taking place in the region as rains continues. Taking precautionary measures Chamoli district administration has stopped pilgrims at safer places like Gauchar, Karnprayag, and Nandprayag., India News, Times Now

Parts of northern India, particularly Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, are facing severe challenges due to the monsoon season. The continuous heavy rainfall has resulted in devastating floods and landslides. The death toll in Himachal Pradesh has risen to nearly 90, with 39 fatalities reported over a span of four days.

The Badrinath National Highway in Uttarakhands Chamoli district is blocked due to landslides caused by incessant rainfall, trapping people and vehicles.

With incessant rains lashing in the northwestern regions, landslides and waterlogging has left several stranded in many regions. The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) had rescued people including children, women and elderly stranded in Laksar