Uttarakhand's Resilience: Rescue Operation in Flood-Hit Dharali
A flash flood in Uttarkashi's Dharali village, caused by a cloudburst, led to the rescue of 190 people, with five dead and several injured. Major rescue operations are underway, supported by state and central agencies. Road reconstruction and aid distribution remain top priorities amid challenging conditions.
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In a swift rescue operation prompted by a flash flood in Uttarkashi's Dharali village, 190 individuals have been successfully evacuated. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami confirmed the efforts while also extending condolences for the five lives lost and acknowledging the numerous injuries the disaster caused.
Dhami detailed the state's strategic plans to assist pilgrims stranded in Gangotri Dham, emphasizing that all necessary arrangements for their safe evacuation via Nelong Valley have been made. The chief minister pledged unwavering government support to the affected community, with collaboration from central agencies.
Significant challenges remain, including major road reconstruction, which has been exacerbated by landslides blocking key routes. Despite these obstacles, coordinated efforts involving the Centre, Army, and disaster response teams continue to aid in restoring normalcy and providing crucial resources to victims.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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