More than 9 people died in the flood caused by cloudburst in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, many people are reported missing.
हिमाचल में बादल फटने से बाढ़, मंडी में 9 से ज्यादा लोगों की मौत, कई लापता
Shimla: Monsoon has brought devastation in Himachal Pradesh. In the last 32 hours, 10 people have died in the natural disaster in Himachal. While 34 people are missing. 5 people are injured. At the same time, 370 people trapped in floods at different places have been rescued safely. While 9 people are still stranded. During this time 24 houses have been damaged in the state. 12 cow shelters have been damaged. A total of 30 cattle have died. At the same time, a bridge has been damaged. Apart from this, a national highway is blocked and a hydro electric power project has suffered heavy losses.
This time the monsoon has knocked in the state before time, with which heavy rains continue in the entire state. At the same time, many people died due to drowning in the floods caused by cloudburst and flash floods at many places in Himachal, while many people are still missing. 61 people have died and 40 people are missing in the devastation caused from the entry of monsoon on 20 June to 2 July. While 108 people have been injured. At the same time, 114 cattle have died.
Cloud burst at 15 places in Mandi, heavy destruction
Monsoon has caused the most destruction in Himachal Pradesh in the last 32 hours. There have been incidents of cloud burst at 16 places and flash flood at one place. The maximum damage has been done in Mandi district. So far, incidents of cloud burst have been reported at 15 places in Mandi district. At the same time, the district has suffered heavy damage due to flash flood and heavy destruction. 10 people have died in the last 32 hours in Mandi district. 5 people were injured and 34 people are still missing. While 11 people are still stranded.
7-8 houses damaged due to cloud burst in Kuthah
7 to 8 houses have been damaged due to cloud burst in Kuthah (Thunag) of Mandi district. There is no news of any loss of life here. Apart from this, a vehicle has been damaged due to cloud burst in Lassi Mode (Thunag). 3-4 cattle were washed away due to cloudburst in Rail Chowk (Thunag). Patikari HEP (16 MW) in Mandi district has suffered heavy losses due to flash floods.
7 people rescued in Karsog
At the same time, 7 people were trapped in the flood caused by cloudburst in Kutti bypass Karsog of Mandi district, who have been rescued and taken to a safe place. The NDRF team has left for Karsog. BDO Karsog is sending vehicles for the team. Bodies of 2 people have been recovered in Kutti Nala. At the same time, two people are missing. Apart from this, incidents of cloudburst and flash flood have occurred at many places in Mandi district. 316 people trapped in this incident have been evacuated safely.
Cloud burst at one place in Kinnaur district
Apart from this, an incident of cloudburst has also been reported in Kinnaur district. There has been an incident of cloudburst in Upmahal Kharogla Rakcham in Patwar Circle under Mosuma Doze in Kinnaur district. Due to the incident, debris has accumulated on the private land of some people. However, no loss of life or property has been reported so far.
51 people rescued in Hamirpur flash flood
DEOC Hamirpur has reported flooding due to flash flood near village Balha, GP Kheri Tehsil Sujanpur and District Hamirpur. In this incident, 4-5 families are stranded in Balha village due to rising water in the Beas river. The team of Police Station Sujanpur is now reaching. According to DEOC Hamirpur, a total of 51 people have been rescued from Kheri Ballah, Sujanpur. Which includes 30 laborers and 21 local people. The rescue operation has been successfully completed.
Heavy rain in Chamba district
DEOC Chamba said that heavy rains have been reported near village Hatli, Tehsil Sihunta and District Chamba. In this incident, water and debris entered the house of Manpreet, a resident of the same village. Due to excessive water entering the house, three people got trapped in the house, who have now been evacuated safely. A police team is present at the spot.
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