Swift Response: Efforts Intensify in Kishtwar Flood Rescue
Jammu and Kashmir's rescue operations following Kishtwar's flash floods are progressing rapidly under army command with several national forces assisting. While 55 bodies have been recovered, many are still missing. Government aid includes financial relief and land provision for affected families to rebuild.
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The rescue operations in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir, following the recent flash floods are advancing as authorities work tirelessly under challenging conditions. Leader of Opposition Sunil Kumar Sharma announced significant progress over the past few days, with initial focus on evacuating the injured and subsequently aiding stranded travelers.
Weather improvements and clear roads facilitated smoother operations on the third day, with collaborative efforts from the army and various disaster relief teams including NDRF, CISF, SDRF, and BRO. As of recent reports, six bodies were recovered with plans for a Bailey bridge to boost relief efforts.
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah confirmed the retrieval of 55 bodies and emphasized continued prioritization of rescue, relief, and rehabilitation. Financial aid has been announced for the victims, alongside commitments to assist families in rebuilding their homes. The government remains vigilant in its mission to mitigate the disaster's impact.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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