Severe rains and floods occurred in the Jammu and Kashmir region located in northern India. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
Especially in the Kishtwar district, continuous rain caused rivers and streams to overflow, causing significant damage to roads and houses. This natural disaster became a severe trial for the local population.
According to Pankaj Kumar Sharma, a representative of the Kishtwar government, 37 people died as a result of this disaster, and more than 100 people sustained various injuries. Search and rescue operations are currently ongoing in the area.
Rescuers are inspecting destroyed houses, roads, and areas submerged under water. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep condolences to the families of the deceased.
He emphasized that all necessary assistance would be provided to the victims. Post-disaster recovery and medical aid efforts are being conducted under state supervision.
This tragedy once again demonstrated the region's vulnerability to floods. The local population is relying on rescuers and trying to overcome the losses.
This incident reminded not only India but the entire global community of the importance of preparedness for natural disasters.
