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Gulmarg Gondola rescue: 320 tourists rescued after Asia’s highest ropeway malfunctions mid-air | Video
Gulmarg Gondola rescue: 320 tourists rescued after Asia’s highest ropeway malfunctions mid-air | Video
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Gulmarg Gondola rescue: 320 tourists rescued after Asia’s highest ropeway malfunctions mid-air | Video

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Indian Army’s Chinar Corps carried out a seven-hour high-altitude rescue operation to evacuate 320 tourists stranded in 65 gondola cabins after a technical malfunction shut down the Gulmarg ropeway amid heavy rain and strong winds

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