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Article: Temperature plummeted to minus 10 degrees Celsius in Jammu and Kashmir

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February 12, 2008
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Srinagar/ Chandigarh/ Shimla, Feb. 12 -- Jammu and Kashmir is still reeling under intense cold wave conditions with certain areas recording minus 10 degrees Celsius temperature.

At least three people have died due to cold at Jammu, Rajouri and Anantnag Districts of the State.

Pahalgam in south Kashmir and Baderwah in Jammu District recorded the minimum temperature of minus 10 degrees Celsius and minus 3.5 degrees Celsius respectively.

Himachal Pradesh is also gripped under intense cold wave conditions. The ...

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