Tuesday, July 9, 2013

A Woman Carrying a Child on her back Climbs up a Hill with Other Survivors during Rescue Operations in Govindghat in the Himalaya State Of Uttarakhand . . .


Wanita yang membawa kanak-kanak di belakang beliau memanjat bukit dengan mangsa lain semasa operasi menyelamat di Govindghat di negara Himalaya Wilayah Persekutuan 23 Jun 2013. Banjir kilat dan tanah runtuh dilepaskan oleh hujan monsun awal telah membunuh sekurang-kurangnya 560 orang di Wilayah Persekutuan dan meninggalkan puluhan ribu hilang, kata para pegawai pada Sabtu, dengan jumlah kematian dijangka meningkat dengan ketara. Rumah-rumah dan blok apartmen kecil di tebing Sungai Gangga, sungai India terpanjang dan suci bagi penganut Hindu, telah digulingkan ke dalam tergesa-gesa, air melimpah dan telah menghanyutkan kereta dan trak. (A woman carrying a child on her back climbs up a hill with other survivors during rescue operations in Govindghat in the Himalaya state of Uttarakhand June 23, 2013. Flash floods and landslides unleashed by early monsoon rains have killed at least 560 people in Uttarakhand and left tens of thousands missing, officials said on Saturday, with the death toll expected to rise significantly. Houses and small apartment blocks on the banks of the Ganges, India's longest river and sacred to Hindus, have toppled into the rushing, swollen waters and been swept away with cars and trucks. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui (INDIA - DISASTER ENVIRONMENT MILITARY)

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