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Siachen glacier avalanche tragedy - 150 Pakistani soldiers dead
Skardu (April 7, 2012) - An avalanche of India from the Himalayan glaciers is amajor stop on the military base on the Pakistani soldiers buried on Saturday,military officials said.
According to details, the ice Gayari a battalion headquarters, 5:45 am-injury death rate was not immediately known. Officials said the rescue efforts, tracking dogs,helicopters and snowmobiles with running.
It is remote, frigid weather-related disasters in the region will be one of them is a major event, Abbas said.
Part of the disputed Kashmir region that is often called the world's highest battlefield. Pakistani and Indian troops, hundreds of feet up to 22,000 based on the elevations.
Approximately 18,000 of the Siachen, Kashmir, Northern tip, which India and Pakistan as they claimed the area sits.
The Pakistani military outpost during the severe weather, more than died in the war.
India and Pakistan have fought intermittently 1984 at Siachen since. Maintain a permanent military presence in both countries. A cease-fire went into effect in 2003.
Earlier, more than 2,000 mostly Pakistani and Indian soldiers died because of inhospitable terrain avalanches, frostbite and other dangers of the weather.
Together, each country has some 3,000 troops, about 150 glaciers along with manned outposts,. Officials estimate that the cost to maintain outposts in Pakistan to India to 200 million and $ 300 million.
My fellow Indians, This could very well happen to Indian troops too considering the snow layers are soft and unstable. Lets not rejoice but hold vigilance. Only cowards rejoice over the unfortunate and untimely death of enemy. Even going back to scriptures, there is historic proof that there existed mutual respect among the enemies and death only in battlefield was rejoiced and considered as victory. RIP.
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