There was chaos in Himachal Pradesh due to Cloudburst, seven people who have died so far, rescue work continues two years ago, rescue work continues

Seven people have lost their lives so far in floods on Wednesday due to Cloud Burst in five places in Himachal. Six people are still missing in Dharamshala and Kullu. The body of another laborer flowing in Manuni Khad in Khaniyara of Dharamshala was restored in the morning. Two are still missing. Three bodies were restored here on Thursday. A young man climbing the hill was saved amid the destruction of MySam. Teams from NDRF, SDRF, Police and Local people are looking for missing people in Kullu and Dharamshala. Adm Kangra Shilpi Becta said our goal is today to find out the missing laborers. SDRF and NDRF are a team of 50 members of Himachal Pradesh, SDRF and NDRF police. A team of home guards also reach here. On the other hand, no idea of ​​three members of the same family in Sainz of Kullu was found. It is reported that another person is flowing in the Tirthan River. The body of a person was recovered from the Beas River near the Jalpa Temple in Dharampur, Mandi. On the other hand, tourists trapped in Sainz were safely evacuated due to floods and landslides caused by Cloudburst. On Wednesday, nine people who worked in a private power project in Sokni da Kot disappeared amid flooding in Manuni Khad due to Cloudburst in Khaniyara. On the other hand, Nand Lal, 72, his daughter Murti Devi, 15, and sister, 67, are missing due to Cloudburst in Sainz’s life in Kullu. Masam Vigyan Kendra Shimla has been issued for so many days that heavy rain will continue for one week in many parts of the state. While on June 27, 28 and 30, heavy rain was issued yellow warning and a yellow warning of heavy rain from 1 to 3 July. On June 29, there is heavy rain in one or two places in Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra, Sirhair and one or two places in the Chamba districts, Kullu, Shimla and Mandi. Last night, 139.0 in Pandoh, 73.0 in Jogindernagar, 54.0 in Shilaru, 45,2 in Katoula, 42.0 in Sujanpur Tehra, 32.0 in Baijnath, 30.0 in Rohdu, 29.4 in Mandi, 25.0 in Nichar, 24.0 in Banjar and 21.0 Millet, 24.0 in Banjar and 21.0 Millet. In Nichar, 24.0 in Banjar and 21.0 Mille, 24.0 in Nichar, 24.0 in Banjar in Carbag. The maximum and minimum temperature is unlikely to increase during the next 48 hours. After this, during the next 2-3 days, the maximum and minimum temperature in many parts of the state will fall by 2-3 degrees Celsius. There is a danger to light flooding in some catchment areas and adjacent areas of Shimla and Syrma districts during the next 24 hours. At the same time, the Mandi District Administration began taking precautions with a view to possible floods and landslides in the monsoon season. Deputy Commissioner and Chairman of the District Disaster Management Authority, Apoorva Devgan, issued an order stating that workers and migrant workers living in sensitive areas will be taken immediately to safe places. The Deputy Commissioner ordered that Nhai, Road Transport, Water Power Projects, Department of Public Works, Department of Water Power, Municipal Corporation and Panchayats should secure the safety of migrant workers under their jurisdiction and remove them from the risky areas as soon as possible. People stay away from rivers, drains: DC DC Apoorva Devgan also made it clear that strict action against any officer under the Disaster Management Act, 2005, will be done to disregard this order. He also called on the general public not to go unnecessarily to the river wires and landslides and contact the district disaster control room in any emergency.