Six Killed in NH-29 Landslide Triggered by Cloudburst; Authorities Assure Essential Supplies

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Kohima, Sep 4: A landslide triggered by a cloudburst on NH-29 has resulted in the death of six individuals, injuring many people. The incident, which occurred in the early hours of September 3rd to 4th, 2024 had completely cut off Dimapur-Kohima National Highway. As per the latest reports, all six bodies have been recovered. The details regarding the deceased and the full extent of the damage are expected to be provided in future updates.

The following individuals have been confirmed dead due to the landslide caused by the cloudburst: Khriesangulie (46) male, from Kijümetouma; Samir Dutta (43) male, from Pherima; Anhieü (57) female, from Kijümetouma; Daju (60) male, from Pherima; Sopon Biswas (32) male; and Vijay (28) male.

The injured reported at the time of filing this report are Rüzuozeii (36) Female, Suhel Akram (38), Anil Choudhary (27).

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The District Administration of Kohima has issued an urgent notice to address growing concerns about potential shortages of essential commodities and fuel following a landslide that occurred on NH-29 in the early hours of September 3rd to 4th, 2024.

According to the District Administration, there is currently no shortage of essential commodities or fuel despite the landslide affecting a section of NH-29. The Administration assures that the supply of these critical items is being maintained through alternate routes. The public is advised to avoid panic buying, which is based on incorrect assumptions of scarcity. The notice also added that the authorities are working closely with neighboring districts to ensure that supplies remain steady and uninterrupted.

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