Monsoon Fury: Landslides and Disruptions in Himachal Pradesh

Heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh caused landslides, disrupting traffic and damaging roads. An orange warning has been issued for isolated areas. Waterlogging affected schools, and thunderstorms lashed parts of the state. The weather office warns of further disruptions as the monsoon progresses.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Shimla | Updated: 20-06-2025 13:27 IST | Created: 20-06-2025 13:27 IST
Monsoon Fury: Landslides and Disruptions in Himachal Pradesh
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Intense rains have ravaged various parts of Himachal Pradesh, sparking numerous landslides and disrupting daily life across the state. The local Meteorological Office has issued an ominous orange warning for specific periods, anticipating heavy downpours in the days to come.

Significant damage includes the blockage of the crucial Dharmshala-Chataro-Gaggal road due to a landslide, prompting swift response from officials engaged in road-clearing operations. Similar incidents were reported in Upper Shimla, where the Tauni-Hatkoti road sustained damages.

Adding to the woes, water logging hit Shahid Inder Singh Middle School, causing challenges for students. While Nahan recorded the highest rainfall, forecasts indicate the southwest monsoon could advance further, possibly exacerbating conditions. Warnings about landslides, mudslides, and slippery roads remain significant.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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