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Himachal Disaster Rescue Operations Live: There has been a huge devastation due to cloudburst and floods in the Saraj Valley of Mandi in Himachal Pradesh from 30 June to 1 July. The entire valley has been destroyed. So far, bodies of 14 people have been recovered.
Rescue operation in Saraj Valley of Himachal Pradesh.
Market. Relief and rescue work is going on after disaster due to heavy rains in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh. So far, 14 bodies have been recovered from different places from the Saraj Valley of Mandi and more than 31 people are missing. So far, more than Rs 500 crore has been lost due to disaster in the state. In such a situation, a red alert of heavy rain has been issued once again in Himachal Pradesh and a warning of heavy to very heavy rain has been issued in Mandi district. Similarly, there is a red alert for Sirmaur and Kangra for July 6.
More than 400 people have become homeless in Thunag, Janjhali and Gohar of Saraj Valley of Mandi. The sounds of people crying in the valley are now echoing. At present, after the Air Force, now Army personnel have also reached Saraj Valley for relief and rescue.
India Meteorological Department, Shimla is expected to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall in Mandi district from July 5 to July 9. Especially from July 6 to July 7 to July 7 afternoon, there has been a warning warning to remain the most intense rainfall. Red alert has been declared for this period. The department has also predicted lightning in some areas and extremely heavy rainfall. On July 5, heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected, while Orange Alert has been issued for 7 and 8 July. On July 9, the weather conditions are likely to remain sensitive.
District Disaster Management Authority Chairman and DC Mandi Apoorva Devgan has appealed to the citizens to be very cautious. He has said that people do not unnecessarily go near rivers, drains, and landslides possible areas. In any emergency, immediately contact the nearest administrative officer or control room.
He has urged the local people and tourists to get the weather information before the journey and follow the guidelines issued by the administration. The district administration is alert to deal with every situation. On the other hand, former CM Jairam Thakur has demanded additional assistance from the Center for Saraj.
At the same time, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that 69 people have died and 37 people are missing since June 20 in the state. The Chief Minister has spoken to Home Minister Amit Shah and has assured all possible help. The Chief Minister said that the central team is coming to take stock of the loss. He said that the incident of so much cloudburst together is worrying and it is being studied. Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that at present 280 roads are closed, electricity service and 784 water supply are interrupted at 332 places. The Himachal Pradesh government will provide all possible help to the disaster affected people.
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations Live News: Message of disaster management from Kullu district
Message of disaster management from Kullu district: It is reported that due to increase in water flow and grid failure, today (05.07.2025) will release 457 cumex water from Larji Dam of Larji Hydropower Project from 11:20 AM. If there is further increase in the flow, more water can be released. Due to this, the water level in Vyas river may increase. The general public, tourists, workers etc. are requested to be safely distance from the banks of the river Vyas. The owners/managers of hotels, guest houses, home stays, camps, taxi drivers etc. are also requested to advise/warning tourists to stay at a safe distance from the banks of the Vyas River. This is for your information and please all the cooperation is expected by HPSEBL for further action.
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri reached Saraj
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: 72 people killed, 37 missing so far in Himachal
Heavy rains in Himachal
72 people killed, 37 missing so far in Himachal
20 people killed, 31 missing in Mandi district alone out of 72
Public Works and Water Power Department loss of more than 541 crore
241 cattle killed, 10,000 poultry words killed
261 roads closed in the state, 300 transformers and 176 schemes of water supply stalled
Information given by the State Disaster Management Authority.
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: 261 roads still closed in Himachal
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: Electricity-water will be reinstated as soon as possible by putting offline tenders in disaster affected areas
Electric water will be restored as soon as possible by putting offline tenders in disaster affected areas
Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri gave information after taking stock of disaster affected areas in Mandi
Said – Teams of officers have been called from outside the district to restore drinking water schemes
Saraj region has reached serious damage to main drinking water scheme of Rs 121 crore
Bale – No fee is being taken on traveling and transportation from ropeway.
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: The work of providing relief to the affected people after disaster in Gohar continues continuously
The work of restoring electricity, water, roadways continues on war level
After the disaster in Gohar in Mandi district, the work of providing relief to the affected people is going on continuously. Acting SDM Gohar Smritika Negi said that according to the instructions of the state government, a relief amount of Rs 7 lakh has been distributed to the affected people so far. He informed that about 350 tarpaulin, 45 blankets and 75 ration kits have been distributed by the administration to the affected families. He said that about 36 families of sub -division Gohar have been affected by this natural disaster. The power system disrupted in the area from the disaster in the subdivision has been restored in most areas. About 144 transformers in the area were closed due to disaster, out of which 74 have been re -fixed and the electrical system has been restored. About 7 km long lines have been restored from the damaged lines due to the disaster.
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: Appeal to help affected families of Sythi village in Dharampur
Many people have become homeless due to disaster in Sythi village of Longi in Dharampur in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh and in such a situation, people have been appealed to the country to help people. A bank account has been opened for the help of the affected families of Sythi village of Dharampur, which is facing the wounds of heavy landslides, which this family will conduct themselves and begs people in such a way that financial support according to the power.
Aapda Prabhavit Parivar Committee
A/c no: 33410105139
IFSC Code: HPSC0000334
HP State Cooperative Bank Ltd- Longni (Distt Mandi)
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: State Government continuously keeps an eye on the situation: CM
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: Public Works Minister Gohar and Thunag today
Himachal Pradesh’s Public Works and Urban Development Minister Vikramaditya Singh is coming to Nachan and Saraj assembly constituency on 5 July. They will reach Gohar by road at 10 am on 5 July. After this, the Gram Panchayat of Nachan assembly constituency will visit Sianj and the flood affected area of Saraj assembly constituency. At 5 pm, he will leave Thunag for Shimla.
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: CM’s attack on Jairam Thakur
Our government is busy in providing all possible help to the disaster affected people. Service is our ultimate religion in the hour of crisis.
As far as MP Kangana Ranaut ji and Leader of Opposition Jairam Thakur ji are concerned, they should decide with mutual conversation as to who, when, what role is to be played – or only do politics of appearances. – Chief Minister Thakur Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: Travel and goods will be transported from ropeway: Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri
Market. Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri has said that keeping in mind the convenience and relief of the people in the Saraj area, which has completely cut off from floods and landslides, traveling and goods from the ropeway will be completely free for 7 to 10 days. After reaching Mandi late on Friday, the Deputy Chief Minister visited the affected area through Bagalamukhi ropeway and inquired about relief work. He said that at this time this area is completely cut off from external contact and the ropeway has come out as the only lifeline here. The Deputy Chief Minister said that clear instructions have been given to the officials of Ropeway Corporation that no fee of any kind should be charged for the next 10 days for the convenience of the common man. He said that public service should be priority, not profits at the time of disaster.
Himachal Seraj Valley Rescue Operations News: Road connecting Karsog to Saraj assembly constituency
Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has informed that Karsog-Shankar Dehra road connecting Karsog with Saraj assembly constituency has been restored for traffic till Shankar Dehra village on Friday. Supply of relief and rescue materials to disaster affected areas is being ensured due to the restoration of the route. The Chief Minister has expressed his gratitude by appreciating the efforts of the local administration, Public Works Department and Disaster Management Teams working promptly in road restoration.
