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Uttarakhand: Team of scientists to find reasons for Joshimath land subsidence, cracks in houses - Vimarsana News

Uttarakhand: Team of scientists to find reasons for Joshimath land subsidence, cracks in houses

The Uttarakhand government has formed a team of scientists to find out the reason behind the occurrence of land subsidence in Joshimath and the resultant damage

"Cracks Increasing Every Hour": Panic in Uttarakhand's "Sinking" Town - Vimarsana News

"Cracks Increasing Every Hour": Panic in Uttarakhand's "Sinking" Town

Cracks have reportedly developed in as many as 561 houses in Joshimath as a result of continued land subsidence in the town, stated the District Disaster Management Department.

Source: ndtv.com
Uttarakhand's holy town Joshimath 'sinking'; cracks develop in over 500 houses; 66 families migrate - Vimarsana News

Uttarakhand's holy town Joshimath 'sinking'; cracks develop in over 500 houses; 66 families migrate

Cracks have reportedly developed in as many as 561 houses in Joshimath as a result of continued land subsidence in the town, stated the District Disaster Management Department.

Land subsidence in Joshimath, cracks develop in over 500 houses - Vimarsana News

Land subsidence in Joshimath, cracks develop in over 500 houses

Following the appearance of cracks in the houses, a total of 66 families are reported to have migrated from Joshimath as of now

Land subsidence continues in Joshimath, cracks develop in over 500 houses - Vimarsana News

Land subsidence continues in Joshimath, cracks develop in over 500 houses

Cracks have reportedly developed in as many as 561 houses in Joshimath as a result of continued land subsidence in the town, stated the District Disaster Management Department.