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Himachal Pradesh monsoon toll: 259 dead, 150 roads blocked, Rs 1,200 crore loss in 64 days

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Continuous monsoon rains have battered Himachal Pradesh over the past 64 days, claiming 259 lives and causing economic damage exceeding Rs 1,200 crore. The disaster has left 150 roads blocked, severely disrupting connectivity across the state. Multiple districts are facing outages in power and water supply as a result of the destruction. Authorities are actively working to restore essential services and reopen key road routes to affected communities.

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