In brief
Heavy rainfall across Northern India has triggered catastrophic flash floods, particularly near the Vaishno Devi shrine in Indian-administered Kashmir, resulting in over 30 fatalities. Rescue operations are actively underway in the affected regions of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab, as emergency responders utilize helicopters and boats to assist those trapped and evacuate the stranded.
Heavy rainfall has triggered landslides and flash floods across northern India. On Tuesday, more than 30 people were killed near a popular Hindu shrine in Indian-administered Kashmir. Rains have also battered parts of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab states, leaving roads blocked and property submerged.
Rescue operations are under way, with authorities deploying helicopters and boats to evacuate people stranded in the affected areas.
The situation remains critical as families mourn their losses and communities grapple with the aftermath of this disaster. Local governments are mobilizing resources to assist in rebuilding and recovery efforts, aiming to restore stability in the region.
