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Landslide at Khardung La Pass; Army rescues 400 tourists

ndtv.com (11 months and 10 days ago)

Jun 9, 2012

The Army launched a major rescue operation to save as many as 400 passengers from the Khardung La Pass in Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir, world's highest motorable road, after they were stuck due to heav...Related StoriesUP health scam: 18 senior doctors suspendedOmar wants to develop Kargil as a tourist destinationPresidential poll: No name finalised, says CongressFukushima-type mock drill simulated at KudankulamBaba Ramdev threatens to launch... full story

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Landslide at Khardung La Pass; Army rescues 400 tourists

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