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- Three days of heavy rain in Jammu and Kashmir have caused flash floods and landslides, killing at least 22 civilians, with many still missing in Rajouri and Poonch.
- The bad weather has snapped electricity supply to Poonch and Rajouri districts and damaged hundreds of roads, though most have been restored.
- Schools are shut until July 26 and pilgrimages, including the Amarnath yatra, are suspended as the IMD forecasts two more days of rain.
- Around 230 people have been rescued in Rajouri and about 450 are staying in relief centres while authorities run hourly reviews and control rooms.
What to watch next
- IMD forecasts two more days of rain, which could worsen flooding and landslides
- Search operations for missing civilians and restoration of power and water supply in Poonch and Rajouri
- Decisions on resuming the Amarnath Yatra based on weather advisories
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