Avalanche in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli: The incident occurred in Mana village, close to Badrinath, following a glacier burst. Authorities have launched rescue operations to save those affected. The avalanche in Uttarakhand has left many BRO workers stranded under heavy snow. Reports suggest that over 57 people could be trapped.
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The sudden collapse of the glacier led to large amounts of ice and debris blocking key roads. BRO workers were engaged in infrastructure projects when the disaster struck. The challenging weather conditions have made rescue efforts difficult, but teams are working tirelessly to locate survivors.
The Indian Army, ITBP, and disaster response teams have been deployed to the site. Helicopters and specialized rescue equipment are used to clear the snow and reach those trapped. Authorities are prioritizing the evacuation of injured workers. The avalanche in Uttarakhand has once again highlighted the risks faced by workers in high-altitude border areas. BRO plays a crucial role in developing infrastructure in these regions, but such natural disasters pose serious challenges.
Experts warn that avalanches in Uttarakhand and other Himalayan regions are more frequent due to climate change. Rising temperatures are causing glaciers to melt faster, increasing the risk of sudden collapses. The government has assured that all efforts are being made to rescue those affected. The avalanche in Uttarakhand has raised concerns about safety measures for workers in these harsh conditions.
As rescue operations continue, families of the trapped workers await news of their loved ones. The next few hours will be crucial in determining the full impact of this disaster.
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