J&K CloudBurst: The cloudburst in Chositi village of Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir caused such devastation that there was a pile of bodies wrapped in white shrouds. A large number of people have been evacuated, while many people are still buried under the debris. Therefore, it is being said that the death toll may increase. According to a report, 46 people have died, including two CAISF jawans.

The disaster has devastated many families. Everyone’s soul is trembling after seeing the injured reaching the hospitals. Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah has informed Amit Shah about the disaster. The NDRF and the armed forces are engaged in relief and rescue work by working hard.

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How many people are injured

The sky-borne disaster has devastated everything in Chositi village of Kishtwar. 160 people have been injured and have been admitted to the hospital for treatment. The condition of many remains critical. More than 220 people are still missing. A large number of relief workers are conducting search operations. Helpline numbers have also been issued for the affected families.

The continuous rain and the mud spread in the village are becoming new obstacles in the rescue operation. Bodies are lying soaked in blood at the site of the incident, where there is a chaotic situation in the hospitals as well. In some hospitals, due to a lack of beds, the patients are being treated by lying them on the ground. 

Villages drowned in mourning

After the disaster caused by a loud bursting Chositi, the surrounding villages are also drowned in mourning. Friends and relatives are wandering in search of their loved ones. People nearby are also working to provide relief. The bodies have been kept wrapped in white shrouds on the roadside. The administration has been put on alert due to the deteriorating situation.

Cloud has burst here, too.

First in Uttarakhand and then in Himachal too, a cloudburst has happened, where there was devastation. There was heavy damage due to a cloudburst in these areas. First, a cloud bursts in the mountains, and later a flood causes havoc, where rescuing people becomes a very difficult task. Rescue and relief work becomes a challenge for the administration due to mud and water.