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Extreme weather kills two Indian soldiers in Siachen every month
Oxygen levels are low at the world's highest battlefield, and soldiers are prone to suffer from memory loss, blurred speech, frost bite, lung infection and severe depression.
Abheet Sethi and Trisha Jalan, IndiaSpend.com
· Feb 13, 2016 · 08:30 pm
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