Army Leads Heroic Rescue Amid Madhya Pradesh Flood Chaos
Amid heavy rains, nearly 2,900 people, including schoolchildren, were rescued by the Army in Madhya Pradesh. Floods affected several districts, prompting emergency responses. Authorities evacuated residents, provided relief, and enlisted helicopters for aid. High alert remains with further rain predicted. Close coordination among government departments ensures smooth operations and safety.
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The Indian Army has led heroic rescue operations amid a catastrophic flood situation in Madhya Pradesh, rescuing nearly 2,900 individuals, among them 27 schoolchildren, from inundated areas. The heavy downpour has triggered a flood-like state across multiple districts, bringing unprecedented challenges to local authorities.
In the hardest-hit areas like Shivpuri and Guna, the Army's involvement became crucial after vital infrastructure, including a bridge, collapsed. The urgent response involved relocating stranded individuals to safety and ensuring essential relief materials reached those in need. Meanwhile, helicopter assistance has been sought from the Defence Ministry to bolster these efforts.
The state government, led by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, assured coordinated rescue operations. A high alert remains in effect as weather forecasts predict continuous rainfall. Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia emphasized quick and efficient administrative action, underscoring the dedication of central and state authorities to contain the crisis.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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