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IN PHOTOS | Jammu and Kashmir: Cleanup operations intensify after Doda flash floods

Updated On: 08 July, 2026 01:38 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

Residents inspect damaged buildings as an excavator removes debris during ongoing restoration work in Doda's Thathri area on Wednesday, July 8, following the recent flash floods. (Pics/ PTI)

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Incessant heavy rainfall has caused widespread disruption across the Jammu division, damaging harvested crops in Udhampur and triggering flash floods in Doda. (Pics/ PTI)
Incessant heavy rainfall has caused widespread disruption across the Jammu division, damaging harvested crops in Udhampur and triggering flash floods in Doda. (Pics/ PTI)
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The Thathri area is reeling from the aftermath of a cloudburst and subsequent flash floods that struck on Tuesday

The Thathri area is reeling from the aftermath of a cloudburst and subsequent flash floods that struck on Tuesday

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The natural calamity caused extensive damage to houses, shops, and vehicles, many of which remain buried under debris

The natural calamity caused extensive damage to houses, shops, and vehicles, many of which remain buried under debris

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While National Highway-244 (NH-244) was initially blocked, it has now been reopened for one-way traffic following restoration efforts

While National Highway-244 (NH-244) was initially blocked, it has now been reopened for one-way traffic following restoration efforts

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Local residents in Doda have raised questions regarding administrative oversight and infrastructure

Local residents in Doda have raised questions regarding administrative oversight and infrastructure

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A lot of buildings were damaged following the cloudburst.

A lot of buildings were damaged following the cloudburst.

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