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Cyclone death toll jumps to 159 in Sri Lanka

Cyclone Ditwah: India on high alert; death toll in Sri Lanka crosses 150 — top developments

Cyclone Ditwah has prompted a high alert in South India, with Tamil Nadu and Puducherry bracing for potential rain and thunderstorms.

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Sri Lanka Braces for More Flooding as Cyclone Ditwah Claims 46 Lives

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As Cyclone Deaths Pass 150, Sri Lanka Is Overwhelmed by Rescue Demand

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Sri Lanka braces for more flooding as Cyclone Ditwah claims 46 lives

A cyclone swept across Sri Lanka on Friday, leaving 46 people dead and 23 more missing, officials said, with the weather department warning the storm could intensify as it moves across the island over...

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Cyclone Ditwah mapped: Red alert in India as powerful storm leaves at least 123 dead in Sri Lanka

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Sri Lanka flooding leaves at least 123 dead and displaces tens of thousands

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Sri Lanka Battered by Cyclone as Death Toll Climbs to 69

The deadliest effects have been in Badulla in Sri Lanka’s central hills, where landslides caused by heavy rains have killed 19 people since Wednesday.

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Cyclone Ditwah:India sends relief items, rescue teams to Sri Lanka

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Sri Lanka floods and landslides: Death toll hits 153 after Cyclone Ditwah

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Video Shows India's Chetak Choppers Rescuing Civilians In Flood-Hit Lanka

The video captures personnel lowering ropes, harnesses, and inflatable rafts to reach those trapped in floodwaters. Survivors are seen swimming towards the rescue lines and being hoisted to safety.

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Indian Air Force Delivers 21 Tonnes Of Relief Material To Sri Lanka Reeling From Floods, Landslides

The Indian Air Force on Saturday delivered 21 tonnes of relief material along with over 80 NDRF personnel and eight tonnes of equipment to Sri Lanka to assist those displaced by devastating floods.

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India Sets Up Emergency Help Desk In Colombo As Cyclone Ditwah Triggers Flooding, Mass Evacuations In Sri Lanka

The High Commission of India in Sri Lanka has set up an Emergency Help Desk at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Colombo to support Indian nationals impacted by Cyclone Ditwah. The mission announced the arrangement in an update posted on X.