TAPOVAN, India (Reuters) - Authorities in India warned on Thursday of rising water levels in a Himalayan river valley hit by a major avalanche as they scaled back a search for 35 construction workers trapped in a flooded tunnel.
Rescue workers have found the bodies of 36 people since Sunday's avalanche that tore through dams and swept away bridges in the Dhauliganga river valley of Uttarakhand state.
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