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Monsoon has given unforgettable wounds to Himachal Pradesh. Landslides have caused tremendous devastation on the mountains. More than four dozen people have lost their homes, while the homes of about 150 people have been threatened by landslides.
Rail, air and transport services have been badly affected due to the natural calamity. Because of this, food items of daily consumption like milk, curd, bread, butter and vegetables could not reach in many areas for three days.
Now See the devastation of the rain in the pictures…
Damaged bridge at Kokunala on Theog-Hatkoti NH, and Education Minister Rohit Thakur arrived to see it
Building sinking in Sanwara on Kalka-Shimla NH, some part of highway including crash barrier also collapsed
Devastation after heavy rains in Sanwara on Kalka-Shimla NH, some part of the road also sunk and houses built along the highway are also on the verge of collapse
Road caved in near Koti on Kalka-Shimla forelane, heavy landslide on second lane, traffic stalled due to this
Railway track hanging in the air near Jabli on the heritage Kalka-Shimla rail route
Deodar tree fell on Bailey Bridge in Theog on NH-5, it has also created danger to the bridge, trees have fallen on this bridge twice in the last 24 hours, here a house behind the bridge is also in danger of collapsing Went
A picture showing the devastation in Kullu’s Sainj taken from a helicopter
Flood damaged road in Hathithan of Bhuntar
People returning to their homes on foot due to the closure of Kalka-Shimla NH
Debris came near Jabli on the Kalka-Shimla heritage railway track, due to landslides at many places, train service could not start for three days.
Silt in Giri river, from where water is supplied to Shimla