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Topic: hydropower

A hydroelectric dam across the Teesta River in Sikkim, India

Wednesday, 7/22, 07:33 PM

At Least 20 Killed in Blast at Hydroelectric Project in India's Sikkim

At least 20 workers have died in an explosion at a hydroelectric project in the Indian state of Sikkim, blamed on a sudden release of methane gas during tunneling.
Rescuers, hampered by flooding and monsoon rains, say they hold little hope of finding survivors.

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