Rescue Mission: How the Indian Army Saved Stranded Travelers in Sikkim
The Indian Army, in collaboration with GREF and Sikkim Police, successfully rescued numerous stranded tourists and locals following unexpected heavy snowfall in East Sikkim. The timely intervention occurred under challenging weather, restoring traffic flow on the critical Jawaharlal Nehru Road and ensuring the safe return of those affected.
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The Indian Army successfully rescued a large number of stranded tourists and locals after sudden heavy snowfall clogged roads in East Sikkim, officials reported on Wednesday.
In collaboration with the General Reserve Engineer Force (GREF) and local Sikkim Police, the army launched the rescue operation on Tuesday evening under challenging weather conditions.
The timely intervention allowed safe passage for those affected, restoring traffic movement on the vital Jawaharlal Nehru Road, officials stated.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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