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Study warns urbanisation and degraded rivers are worsening Kashmir flood vulnerability

A study identifies urbanisation, degraded rivers and policy failures as factors increasing Kashmir's vulnerability to flooding. It describes elevated risk rather than a specific ongoing flood.

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Greater flood vulnerability can increase future risks to communities, infrastructure and emergency services.

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  1. Kashmir's Flood Vulnerability Deepened by Urbanisation, Degraded Riverscape and Policy Failures, Study Finds | Kashmir Life ↗kashmirlife.net · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 6:16 AM UTC

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