Shimla: Four more bodies recovered from landslide site on Thursday nigulsari In transgender The death toll in the district of Himachal Pradesh has risen to 14. While 13 people are injured, two of them are critical, 16 people are still missing.
Chief Minister of Himachal Jai Ram ThakurNigulsari, who arrived to oversee the rescue work, announced that the search would continue until each missing person was found. He also assured that a geological survey of the area would be conducted to find a long-term solution to the problem of landslides.
The wreckage of the missing HRTC bus was found by ITBP personnel around 500 meters above the road and 200 meters above the Sutlej in the morning. Rockslides continued to disrupt search and rescue operations.
After returning from Kinnaur, From. m Made a statement in the assembly that since June 13, 248 people have died in different accidents in the state. He also said that 14 people were killed in Wednesday’s landslide, while 16 were still missing and a search was on for them. He said that 5 of the injured were taken to a community health centre. Bhawanagar In Kinnaur, 3 people were discharged and 2 were sent to hospital for treatment. Shimla And Sujanpur.
He also visited the Community Health Center Bhavnagar to know the condition of the injured and directed the medical officers to ensure best possible treatment to the injured. He also met the kin of the dead and the family members of those missing after the landslide. The Chief Minister announced that Rs 4 lakh each would be given to the next of kin of the dead and Rs 50,000 each to the seriously injured. Event. He said that Rs 1 lakh would be provided by the Transport Department to the next of kin of the deceased bus passengers. Apart from this, free treatment will be given to the injured.
The Chief Minister, presiding over the meeting of officers in Bhavnagar, directed them to make adequate arrangements for lodging and food for the rescue teams and the family members of the missing persons as well as for the injured.
The state assembly paid tributes to those killed in the landslide and observed a two-minute silence as a mark of respect to the departed souls. CPM MLA Rakesh Singha Raising the issue of delay in dispatch of machinery to clear the debris and said that there is a need to conduct a geological survey of the hills to check the developing cracks.
Chief Minister of Himachal Jai Ram ThakurNigulsari, who arrived to oversee the rescue work, announced that the search would continue until each missing person was found. He also assured that a geological survey of the area would be conducted to find a long-term solution to the problem of landslides.
The wreckage of the missing HRTC bus was found by ITBP personnel around 500 meters above the road and 200 meters above the Sutlej in the morning. Rockslides continued to disrupt search and rescue operations.
After returning from Kinnaur, From. m Made a statement in the assembly that since June 13, 248 people have died in different accidents in the state. He also said that 14 people were killed in Wednesday’s landslide, while 16 were still missing and a search was on for them. He said that 5 of the injured were taken to a community health centre. Bhawanagar In Kinnaur, 3 people were discharged and 2 were sent to hospital for treatment. Shimla And Sujanpur.
He also visited the Community Health Center Bhavnagar to know the condition of the injured and directed the medical officers to ensure best possible treatment to the injured. He also met the kin of the dead and the family members of those missing after the landslide. The Chief Minister announced that Rs 4 lakh each would be given to the next of kin of the dead and Rs 50,000 each to the seriously injured. Event. He said that Rs 1 lakh would be provided by the Transport Department to the next of kin of the deceased bus passengers. Apart from this, free treatment will be given to the injured.
The Chief Minister, presiding over the meeting of officers in Bhavnagar, directed them to make adequate arrangements for lodging and food for the rescue teams and the family members of the missing persons as well as for the injured.
The state assembly paid tributes to those killed in the landslide and observed a two-minute silence as a mark of respect to the departed souls. CPM MLA Rakesh Singha Raising the issue of delay in dispatch of machinery to clear the debris and said that there is a need to conduct a geological survey of the hills to check the developing cracks.
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