the casualties are most definitely over 150 right now. This is a flash flood. Thankfully people are not without any help," an official of the National Disaster Management Authority told AFP on the condition of anonymity.

Across the de-facto border in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, flash flooding and house collapses from days of heavy rain have left another 205 people dead and damaged hundreds of villages and houses, officials from Pakistan's national disaster management agency told AFP on Monday.

In a letter to his counterpart Nawaz Sharif, Modi extended his "deepest sympathies" to flood-hit Pakistanis and offered to provide relief assistance.

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The backdrop for Plaintiffs' allegations arose over five years ago, when prior to 1987, Alpine City adopted several ordinances relating to property development in the city, including a subdivision ordinance and a water policy, and established procedures, permits, and fees pertaining thereto. During the years 1987 through 1989, the Plaintiffs took all steps necessary under existing ordinances to obtain approval for several developments in Alpine City, including the Box Elder,