Himachal Flood: Monsoon rains have caused havoc in Himachal Pradesh. Heavy rains, floods and landslides have claimed many lives. Apart from this, property worth crores has been damaged. Hundreds of animals have also died due to heavy rains. According to a data of the state government, due to the devastating rains in Himachal Pradesh People have lost their lives, are missing and 235 are injured. animals across the state is dead.

1300 Roads Blocked, Bridge Damaged After heavy rains and landslides at various places in Himachal Pradesh, when the devastation was reviewed by the government and the administration, there was a scene of devastation everywhere. Apart from the loss of lives of common people and cattle, due to heavy rains, landslides and floods in the state, about 2023 Roads were blocked while 25 Major bridges have been damaged.Himachal Pradesh | 88 people have lost their lives, 16 missing and 100 injured due to rains in the state. 492 animals have died across the state: State Government pic.twitter.com/NpyX9owtnm

— ANI (@ANI) July 12, 2023 Landslide chances Himachal Pradesh IMD director Surendra Paul said about the rains in the state that the past 25 It rained in Sirmaur, Solan, Shimla and Kinnaur districts in the hour . There has been light rain in Mandi, Kangra, Kullu. He said that there will be a decrease in rain today and tomorrow. Monsoon will be active again around July. next 47 There are chances of landslides in the hour.

Tourists stranded in flood and rain in Himachal Pradesh Many tourists have also got stuck in the indiscriminate rains. Tourists have been evacuated from some areas, and the process of evacuation from some areas is going on. In fact, more than 850 roads are constructed in the state. Due to the closure, a large number of tourists are stuck at their respective places and are waiting for the situation to improve. CM Sukhu told that about in Chandratal People, mostly tourists, are stranded since Saturday. Seven sick tourists, including two elderly and a girl, were airlifted from Chandratal to Bhuntar on Tuesday.

Here, the road rescue team is clearing the snow accumulated on the roads of Chandratal. Chief Minister Sukhu had said on Tuesday that all the stranded tourists would be evacuated by Wednesday and six helicopters have been deployed for the task. He also claimed that the hill state suffered an estimated due to the natural calamity. There has been a loss of crores of rupees.

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Wed, Jul 12, 2023, 8: 14 PM IST