Manipur landslide News

Twenty-nine Army personnel and 20 civilians were among the deceased in the worst natural disaster that hit the northeastern state and eighteen others were injured.

24 Territorial Army personnel and 13 civilians have lost their lives so far in landslides that hit Manipur's Noney district. Search operation for those still missing is underway.

At least 21 people were killed and many people are still feared trapped in a massive landslide at a railway construction site in Manipur's Noni district. At the same time, efforts are being made to rescue the people trapped under the debris.

The death toll in the landslide incident in Manipur's Noni district has risen to 81. Manipur CM N Biren Singh gave this information on Friday. CM Biren Singh called it the worst incident in the history of the state. The Chief Minister said, 'We have lost 81 lives, in which the bodies of 18 Territorial Army personnel have been recovered'. At the same time, he said around 55 are still trapped under the

Manipur Landslide: As many as 12 more bodies, including eight Army personnel and four civilians, were recovered during the search operation from the Noney landslide site, according to an official statement by the Indian Army.

The landslide took place on the intervening night of Wednesday and Thursday near the company location of 107 Territorial Army of Indian Army deployed near Tupul Railway Station in Noney, PTI reported.

13 were killed as massive landslide struck near a railway construction camp in Manipur's Noney. PM Modi dialed Manipur CM and assured full support. Manipur CM N Biren Singh convened emergency meeting to monitor situation.

As many as nine people died on Wednesday after a landslide hit Manipur's Tamenglong, news agency ANI reported. Media reports suggest that the mishap took place in the wee hours of Wednesday.