Uttarakhand floods: Death toll climbs to 70, property price Rs 1000 crore broken
2 min readExpress News Service
DEHRADUN: The floods that hit Uttarakhand this monsoon has prompted harm price almost Rs 1,000 crore to roads, non-public buildings and agricultural land within the state.
The devastating floods have to date claimed 70 lives whereas 37 individuals have been injured and 19 have been reported lacking.
State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) PRO Lalita Negi informed The New Indian Express that many of the 250 pilgrims stranded on the Second Kedar Madmaheshwar pedestrian route have been rescued by the groups of SDRF and native police. The state authorities has organized a helicopter to rescue the stranded pilgrims.
On Wednesday, 103 individuals trapped following the collapse of a bridge in Madmaheshwar have been rescued by the SDRF workforce. The rescue operation lasted for a number of hours on Tuesday and Wednesday. Many of the rescued passengers are additionally from Delhi, Punjab, Chandigarh and Nepal.
In the final 5 days, Khoh River and Behera Spring have prompted havoc in Kotdwar and surrounding areas. As many as 19 buildings have been broken in Kashirampur Talla and Bahera rivulet as a result of rains. Local residents couldn’t even get better from the incident that on the evening of August 13, each the rivers once more swelled and 33 buildings have been submerged within the river.
DEHRADUN: The floods that hit Uttarakhand this monsoon has prompted harm price almost Rs 1,000 crore to roads, non-public buildings and agricultural land within the state.
The devastating floods have to date claimed 70 lives whereas 37 individuals have been injured and 19 have been reported lacking.
State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) PRO Lalita Negi informed The New Indian Express that many of the 250 pilgrims stranded on the Second Kedar Madmaheshwar pedestrian route have been rescued by the groups of SDRF and native police. The state authorities has organized a helicopter to rescue the stranded pilgrims.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
On Wednesday, 103 individuals trapped following the collapse of a bridge in Madmaheshwar have been rescued by the SDRF workforce. The rescue operation lasted for a number of hours on Tuesday and Wednesday. Many of the rescued passengers are additionally from Delhi, Punjab, Chandigarh and Nepal.
In the final 5 days, Khoh River and Behera Spring have prompted havoc in Kotdwar and surrounding areas. As many as 19 buildings have been broken in Kashirampur Talla and Bahera rivulet as a result of rains. Local residents couldn’t even get better from the incident that on the evening of August 13, each the rivers once more swelled and 33 buildings have been submerged within the river.
