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No vaccine available: Foot and mouth disease continues to spread among animals

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Around 60 cows have died in Kangan, Pulwama: Farmers Have sent team, giving treatment as per our facilities: Official Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the spread of contagious Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) continues in Kashmir putting farmers in a worrisome situation. People from different areas of Kashmir said that the foot and mouth disease is spreading and is proving to be more fatal this year due to which hundreds of farmers have lost their cows on which their livelihood was dependent. Nazir Ahmad Dar a resident of Kangan village in Pulwama district, the highest milk producing district in Kashmir said that around 60 animals have died due to foot and mouth disease in the village but no official from the concerned department has visited the area despite repeated requests. “No va...

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Major Cloudburst in Kishtwar- 40 Missing, 6 Dead

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Mubashir Naik In a chilling incident fourty people have been reported missing after a major cloudburst in the Kishtwar area of the Chenab valley. An official told The Kashmiriyat that a cloud burst has occured in village Honjar Dacchan around 25KM away from District headquarter Kishtwar. After the cloud burst fourty people were people were missing from their houses in the locality. Immediately after the incident a rescue operation was launched to find the missing persons. They said that six bodies recovered so far and 5 people were rescued in the morning. Seven houses have completely washed away. Among the deceased are 2 from Nomdic families and three locals. The officials said that massive operations operations underway to rescue the rest of the trapped civilians.

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Israeli Military Attacks Against Hamas “Apparently Amount to War Crimes”: Human Rights Watch

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Human Rights Watch on Tuesday accused the Israeli military for carrying out attacks against Hamas militant group that “apparently amount to war crimes” during an 11-day war in May. The International Human Rights organization after investigating three Israeli airstrikes, issued its conclusions that it had killed 62 Palestinian civilians. It said “there were no evident military targets in the vicinity” of the attacks. The report also accused the Palestinian militants of apparent war crimes, by launching over 4,000 unguided rockets and mortars at Israeli population centres. Such attacks, it said, violate “the prohibition against deliberate or indiscriminate attacks against civilians.” The report, however, focused on Israeli actions during the fighting, and said it would be issuing a ...

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Narbal Residents Block Srinagar-Gulmarg Road Due to Acute Water Shortage

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Imran Boniyari The residents of Kawoosa of Tehsil Narbal of Central Kashmir’s Budgam district, on Tuesday, staged a protest against acute water shortage in the village. The protestors staged a sit-in protest on the vital Srinagar-Gulmarg road and blocked the vehicular movement due to the water shortage they have been facing for a number of days now. Scores of vehicles were stranded on the road connecting hundreds of villages with District Headquarters, Budgam. “We have to travel up to one kilometre to fetch drinking water. The department is not taking any cognizance of our repeated pleas," the protestors said. The protestors appealed to Divisional Commissioner Kashmir and the Chief Engineer PHE to look into the matter and direct the concerned officials to ensure a smoot...

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17 Year Girl Recovered by Police within 20 Hours in North Kashmir, Kidnapper Absconded

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Baramulla police, on Tuesday, has claimed to have recovered abductee of investigation in Palhalan area of North Kashmir's sub-district Pattan. One Abdul Ahad Bhat S/O Mohd Sadeeq Bhat R/O Nillah Palpora Pattan had lodged a written complaint with Police Post Palhallan stating therein that his daughter (name withheld) aged about 17 years had been kidnapped by some unknown persons from her home.buy viagra sublingual online https://www.ecladent.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/viagra-sublingual.html no prescription In this regard, case FIR No. 225/ 2021 u/s 363 IPC was registered at Police Station Pattan. On this information, Police Station Pattan/ Police Post Palhallan swung into action and recovered the abductee from Pattan District Baramulla within 20 hours and it c...

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Nearly 1000 Israeli Settlers Storm into Joseph’s Tomb in Nablus; 5 Palestinians Injured While Protesting the Raid

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On Monday night, nearly a thousand Israeli Settlers raided Joseph's Tomb, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. As per a report by Quds News Network, a number of buses protected by the Israeli forces, carrying a thousand settlers raided the tomb during the night. The Palestinians believe that Joseph's Tomb is the burial site for the local religious figure, Sheikh Yousef Dweikat and on the other hand the Israeli settlers claim that it belonged to the Biblical patriarch Joseph. In order to provoke the Palestinian residents, the Israeli settlers performed Talmudic prayers. Almost five Palestinian residents who protested the raid by the settlers and tried blocking them from entering the site were injured after they were shot by Israeli forces with rubber-coated bullets and tear...

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Pahalgam Hoteliers Feel Relieved After Two Consecutive Fruitless Tourist Seasons, Hope Government Eases Down Restrictions

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Insha Mushtaq/ Umar Farooq The Covid-19 pandemic did not only offer unprecedented challenges to human health but has challenged workplaces as well. The economic challenges put forward by the pandemic have been devastating as a lot of people are unemployed since the pandemic broke. In Kashmir, back to back lockdowns have broken the back of the economy in the Union territory. Compared to other parts of India, Kashmir has faced a prolonged lockdown back from August 2019 when Kashmir was stripped of its partial autonomy (revocation of the special status of Jammu Kashmir - scrapping of Article 370).buy synthroid online https://www.adentalcare.com/wp-content/themes/medicare/languages/en/synthroid.html no prescription The lockdown has severely affected the lives of cab drivers, hotelier...

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Protest Against the PHE department due to the Suspension of Water Supply : Ringwad Keller

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Meer Irfan/Aadil Manzoor People of Ringwad Keller today took to the streets to protest against the PHE department due to the suspension of water supply to the area. Sahil Ahmad, a local resident while speaking to The Kashmiriyat said that they have been without water from last three days and no action has been taken by the officials to restore the water supply of the area. The locals are protesting and the main market of Keller has also been closed in protest. Meanwhile, Deputy Commissioner Shopian has reached there to access the situation.

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MeT Predicts ‘Good Monsoon Shower’ From July 28-30 in J&K

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Weatherman on Tuesday forecast “good monsoon shower” in J&K especially in morning hours with heavy downpour in Jammu region from July 28-30th. “Today, weather will be mainly hot and humid. Brief spell of light rain is likely towards late afternoon/evening at some places of Jammu and Kashmir,” Director Meteorological Department Sonam Lotus said. “Expect good monsoon shower especially in morning hours from July 28-30th with heavy downpour in Jammu region,” he said, adding, “We expect significant rise in water Levels in all rivers especially of Jammu region.” Meanwhile a meteorological department official told GNS that Srinagar recorded minimum temperature of 24.6 degree Celsius against 18.7 degree Celsius normal for this time of the year. Jammu recorded 4.6mm of rain during the...

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Special Tribunal Directs SMC to Cancel Fraudulent Permission to Land Owner in Peerbagh

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The Jammu Kashmir Special Tribunal Srinagar in a landmark decision has on Monday directed Srinagar Municipal Corporation to cancel the permission granted by then Joint Commissioner Planning of the civic body in 2019 to an land owner for construction of residential flats in Nadir Gund area in Peerbagh on wetland and Abi-awal land. The Tribunal directed the Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) to remove the illegally constructed structure so that the natural portion of water body is restored. Pertinently, news agency Kashmir Dot Com had carried a story on July 15 titled: “In 2019, SMC grants permission for building residential flats in wetland, Abi Awal in Peerbagh Srinagar. The then joint Commissioner planning had issued illegal permission to a land owner for constructing six story...