July 12, 2022
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2:27Now PlayingAs the journey to the tragedy-stricken Amarnath Yatra has now restarted from Jammu on Monday and 35 "lost" pilgrims from Andhra Pradesh were found unharmed, it gave a cause for hope and relief. The rain-induced flash floods in south Kashmir that killed 16 people on July 8 were dodged by them by trekking down to safer areas. Authorities reported that among the 37 pilgrims from the southern state of Andhra, one woman was found dead and another was still missing. While rescuers were attempting to locate others, the body of Gunisetti Sudha, 48, of Rajahmundry was discovered and recognized by her husband Vijay Kiran in a hospital mortuary in Srinagar. The estimated 15,000 individuals who were in the highlands when the rain started included about 72 AP members.
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