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#MERI - Donate Generously for #Jammu& #Kashmir Flood Victimshttp://wp.me/p4iyfw-1rO

The document summarizes the devastating 2014 floods in Kashmir that affected over 1.5 million people, destroyed over 25,000 homes, and caused losses estimated at over 100,000 crore rupees. It discusses the inadequate relief efforts by the government and outlines the rehabilitation plans and fundraising efforts of the Jammu Kashmir Rehabilitation Forum, a coalition of NGOs and volunteers. The Forum is requesting donations to provide families with essential supplies over the winter and help rebuild homes destroyed in the floods.

HOPE worldwide Responds To Flood Victims In KashmirMarcia Scaggs

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The floods in Jammu & Kashmir have claimed 32 lives; while landslides have destroyed 16 houses in Udhampur. The HOPE worldwide team is now working in the Udhampur district in Jammu and Kashmir, where massive landslides have engulfed the entire villages of Panjar, Sui and Nanso. Our initial relief work is being carried out in those villages. HOPE foundation is sending a third team to Jammu on October 6, 2014.

Mission_Sahayata_J & K FloodAmol Khade

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- The document discusses the severe flooding that occurred in Jammu and Kashmir in September 2014 due to heavy rainfall, which caused widespread damage. Over 480 people died and over 2,600 villages were affected across India and Pakistan. - The Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Mission-Sahayata to carry out large-scale rescue, relief, and restoration efforts. Over 2.26 lakh people were rescued and relief supplies like food, water, blankets and tents were provided. - In addition to government aid, there was support from other organizations, celebrities, and citizens. However, some militant groups also caused disruptions to relief efforts. Overall, the floods strengthened the bond between Jammu and Kashmir and the rest of

Goonj's work relief & rehab work in J&K (Sept'14- June'15) Goonj..

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Massive flooding in Jammu and Kashmir in 2014 left 300 people dead, 150,000 stranded, and thousands of homes and businesses destroyed. The organization Goonj responded quickly, reaching Srinagar on September 11th to support relief efforts. They established 29 first aid centers, provided medical supplies to 14 government hospitals, and distributed blankets, food, books and other supplies to thousands of affected families. Over several months, Goonj coordinated extensive relief and rehabilitation work with many local partners to help those impacted by the floods.

Kashmir Flood ResponseShaiju Chacko

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ladakh flash flood michellesahay

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The document summarizes a study on the 2010 flash flood in Leh, Ladakh, India that killed over 200 people. It describes the topography and climate of Ladakh, and notes that increased temperatures have caused glaciers to recede and tributaries to change course, threatening villages. It discusses the specific conditions that led to the 2010 flood - increased rainfall, snowmelt, and a cloud burst that dropped 14 inches of rain in 2 hours. The flood damaged over 1,000 homes and killed many people. Relief efforts included search and rescue, food and supplies, and temporary housing. The traditional resilience of Ladakhi people helped in recovery.

Jammu and Kashmir - Then and NowVasantha Gullapalli

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The document provides information on the geography, history, economy and 2014 floods of Kashmir. It discusses how Kashmir's geography led to the formation of the valley, its climate, vegetation and irrigation. It outlines Kashmir's history under various rulers and the events leading to its accession to India. The economy has traditionally centered around agriculture, especially rice. In 2014, heavy monsoon rains triggered severe flooding and landslides across Kashmir and adjoining areas, destroying property and displacing many. Diseases spread due to contaminated water and thousands had to migrate temporarily to relief camps.

Deadly flash floods strike in jammu kashmir indiaJayakrishnan kichu

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Flash floods in the Jammu and Kashmir state of India killed at least six people. Five members of a family died when flash floods washed away their home in Reasi district. Another person was swept away by an overflowing river in Poonch district. Around 40 buildings were damaged by floods in the area. People living in flood-threatened low-lying areas were told to evacuate as water levels rose dangerously in the Suran River and other rivers like the Sind and Tawi.

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Blind spots in AI and Formulation Science, IFPAC 2025.pdfAjaz Hussain

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The intersection of AI and pharmaceutical formulation science highlights significant blind spots—systemic gaps in pharmaceutical development, regulatory oversight, quality assurance, and the ethical use of AI—that could jeopardize patient safety and undermine public trust. To move forward effectively, we must address these normalized blind spots, which may arise from outdated assumptions, errors, gaps in previous knowledge, and biases in language or regulatory inertia. This is essential to ensure that AI and formulation science are developed as tools for patient-centered and ethical healthcare.