“Due to heavy rain around 4 am, there have been reports of a lot of damage. Heavy debris has flown into the canals from the top. Two people have died, and two people are reported missing. Rescue work is underway in the area,” he said to ANI.
Even after 26 days since flash floods hit Mandi district, road connectivity remains disrupted, with 130 roads still blocked. The State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC) reported that the Seraj area is the worst affected, where 81 roads are still closed. In other regions, 20 roads remain shut in Thalout, 11 in Dharampur, and 10 in the Karsog sub-division. The flash floods struck on the night between June 30 and July 1, causing extensive damage.
Across Himachal Pradesh, a total of 197 roads were still blocked as of Sunday. Power supply has also been affected, with 75 transformers yet to be restored. Kullu district has the highest number of non-functional transformers at 47, followed by 24 in Mandi and 4 in Kangra, according to the SEOC.
This monsoon has brought devastation for Himachal Pradesh, with relentless rainfall causing flash floods and landslides. The overall death toll in the state has climbed to 135—of these, 76 fatalities are linked to rain-induced disasters like landslides, flash floods, cloudbursts and electrocutions, while 59 deaths have resulted from road accidents.
A delegation of BJP leaders, which included JP Nadda, Anurag Thakur and former CM Jai Ram Thakur met Union Misters, Amit Shah and Nitin Gadkari, seeing government’s assistance in rebuilding infrastructure lost in flood and other rain-related incidents.
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