In the middle of heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh since the last few days, 249 roads have been closed for the transport of the vehicle, of which 207 are in the Mandi Hit Mandi, PTI quoted officials on Saturday.
Mandi to Dharampura via the Stretch of National Highway 3 (Atari-Bei) is closed in heavy vehicles after heavy rain, the report said.
The report added that landslide in Kainchi Mor near the Pandoh dam in Mandi late Friday evening closed the Mandi-Kulla section of the National Highway Chandigarh-Mani for about 10 hours. The vehicles from there were diverted to the alternative route of Cathola-Kamand.
The debris and stones began to descend down the road from the slope, which caused the commuters to have the time when the traffic was stopped. Officials said that one -way traffic was open 10 hours after the stretch was cleaned.
Himachal Pradesh suffered from melody by details £751 Crore in the current monsoon that hit the state of June 20.
The State Emergency Operational Center (SEOC) reported that approximately 463 energy distribution transformers and 781 water supply schemes are disturbed.
Rain of the eyelashes part of the HP:
Since Friday, the slight to heavy rain threw parts of Himachal and Murari Devi received 126 mm rain.
He was willing to receive 79 mm, Starsterper 67.7 mm, Kthhi, Rome 53.2
In Sundernagar, there were storms in Sundernagar, Murari Devi Bhuntar and Kangru, while the impact winds blowing at a speed between 39 and 48 km per hour silenced Neri, Sobagh and Kukumseri.
The Met department in its predictions issued a “yellow warning” of heavy rainfall in isolated places in four to ten out of 12 districts in the state.
Since the beginning of the monsoon, 92 people-56 have died in rain-related incidents and 36 in traffic accidents were injured, while 33 are missing.
Meanwhile, search operations are still ongoing to follow 27, who were washed away after 10 cloudbursts, lightning floods and landslide soils that caused June 30 in different parts of the Mandi. This resulted in 15 people’s death.
Seoc said the state received 26 % of excess rain and witnessed 31 lightning floods, 22 cloudbursts and 17 landslides.
(Tagstotranslate) Himachal Pradesh Rains
