Himachal Pradesh has been grappling with the destructive forces of the
monsoon, with over 2,200 houses damaged due to heavy rains and landslides.
Preliminary estimates indicate a staggering financial loss of around Rs
8,100 crore. The natural calamity has prompted widespread rescue and relief
efforts by the government and various organizations. Efforts are underway
to evacuate affected residents to safer locations and provide essential
supplies. The state government has announced compensation for those
affected, and restoration work is already underway to rebuild damaged
infrastructure and ensure the well-being of affected communities. The
situation highlights the importance of disaster preparedness and resilient
infrastructure in vulnerable regions.
monsoon, with over 2,200 houses damaged due to heavy rains and landslides.
Preliminary estimates indicate a staggering financial loss of around Rs
8,100 crore. The natural calamity has prompted widespread rescue and relief
efforts by the government and various organizations. Efforts are underway
to evacuate affected residents to safer locations and provide essential
supplies. The state government has announced compensation for those
affected, and restoration work is already underway to rebuild damaged
infrastructure and ensure the well-being of affected communities. The
situation highlights the importance of disaster preparedness and resilient
infrastructure in vulnerable regions.
