North India Statesman
[ad_1]
Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir may be flooded due to heavy rains. This year, the rain knocked on the southern coast of the country long back and gradually took the entire country under his grip. However, at this time this rain is taking the form of crisis in the northern states of the country.
The monsoon has reached many states of the country before the scheduled time on 8 July, which has caused havoc in states like Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir. Meanwhile, Jharkhand, Odisha, Gujarat and Kerala have also received cloudburst, causing normal life to disrupt.
Roads were swept away.
Roads have been washed away due to sharp and torrential water in many areas. In some areas, the houses of the local people have also been washed away in the water.
Heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh have caused havoc, there was a sudden flood due to torrential rains in Kullu and Kangra, causing houses, roads and big bridges. So far 17 people have died in the flood, while 20 people are still missing.
Flood in rivers
Meteorological Center Shimla has issued rain alert for Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sirmaur, Una, Kullu and Chamba areas till July 5.
Torrential rain
The cloudburst in the Sainz Valley of Kullu has led to a boom in the Beas River and the locals have been removed from the low -lying areas and taken to the high areas. Security forces and rescue teams are currently on high alert in these areas.
This is directly impacting Chardham Yatra.
The same situation remains in Uttarakhand and it seems to have a direct impact on Chardham Yatra. The Badrinath-Rishikesh highway has been affected in the situation of crisis caused by rain in Uttarakhand and 65 people are reported to have died.
The villages have flooded.
In Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir, there has been flood in villages due to cloudburst. Many people have also died in this crisis. According to the Central Meteorological Department, rain will increase in these mountainous states of North India by July 5, so citizens have been appealed to be vigilant and go to safe places.
