At least 41 workers are trapped after being swept away by an avalanche in northern India
- At least 57 construction workers were trapped by an avalanche near Mana village in Uttarakhand, with 32 of the initial 57 trapped workers rescued and 42 still missing, according to reports from Indian media.
- Rescue operations have been launched by multiple teams, including the Indian Army and the State Disaster Response Force, but heavy snowfall is hampering their efforts, preventing the use of helicopter services as reported by officials.
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that the priority is to safely evacuate those trapped, while it has been confirmed that injured workers are receiving treatment at a hospital.
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Avalanche death toll tops 7 in India
The death toll from an avalanche in northern India climbed to seven on Sunday as survivors recalled their dramatic rescue after hours buried under the snow and debris. Rescuers recovered three bodies and were looking for the last remaining person still missing, the army said. More than 50 workers were submerged under snow and debris after the avalanche hit a construction camp on Friday near Mana village on the border with Tibet in the northern H…


Eight dead in India avalanche as rescue operation ends
Rescuers recovered the eighth and final body from the site of an avalanche in a remote area of northern India, the army said Sunday, marking the end of a marathon operation in sub-zero temperatures. More than 50 workers were submerged under snow and debris after the avalanche hit a construction camp on Friday near Mana
Uttarakhand avalanche: Death toll climbs to seven
Chamoli: The death toll in the Chamoli avalanche in Uttarakhand’s Mana region has reached seven, with the rescue officials pulling out three more bodies on Sunday. Meanwhile, the search operation for one missing worker is still ongoing. With this, the total number of recovered people has risen to 53, including the seven workers who were recovered dead. Earlier in the day, Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami visited the Disaster Operat…


Rescuers search for 22 workers buried under snow, debris after avalanche in remote border area of India
DEHRADUN (India), March 1 — Search teams in northern India today attempted to rescue 22 workers believed to be trapped after an avalanche hit a remote border area, officials and local media said. The workers were buried under snow and debris after the avalanche hit a construction camp near a village on the border with Tibet in Chamoli district on Friday. Uttarakhand state chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said, “Relief and rescue operations hav…
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