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Monsoon kills over 10 as floods hit multiple states
Telegraph India··10 Jul
More than 10 people died in rain-related incidents across India on July 9 as torrential monsoon showers inundated roads and uprooted trees, Telegraph India reported. Fresh floods and landslides hit Arunachal Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh. Delhi recorded its cleanest air since September 2023 while parts received over 160 mm rainfall. Rohini building collapse death toll rose to three.
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What It Means For You
- Heavy rain may disrupt travel across Delhi-NCR and hill states.
- Flood-prone areas face continued landslide and waterlogging risks.
- School closures and red alerts may affect daily routines this week.
What's Happening
- Over 10 people died in rain-related incidents on July 9.
- Landslides and flash floods hit Himachal Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh.
- Delhi received over 160 mm rainfall amid widespread waterlogging.
Monsoon Surplus Context
- IMD confirmed monsoon has covered the entire country.
- India's July rainfall so far exceeds normal levels significantly.
- Rescue operations continue at Pune waste plant collapse site.
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