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Heavy Rains Wreak Havoc in Jammu and Kashmir, Cause Flood-Like Situations | Science-Environment

The State Disaster Response Force rescued 45 students trapped due to over seven feet of floodwater after heavy rains damaged a key bridge on the Jammu-Pathankot highway.

  • Heavy rains in Jammu and Kashmir caused severe flooding, damaging property and disrupting daily life, as reported by officials.
  • Jammu recorded 190.4 mm of rainfall, marking it the second-highest August downpour in 100 years, according to local measurements.
  • Authorities evacuated at least 45 students from the Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine due to floodwaters, with a rescue operation that lasted over five hours, officials stated.
  • Chief Minister Omar Abdullah directed departments to remain alert and ensure essential services are resumed in affected regions, as indicated by his office's ongoing communication with line departments.
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Devdiscourse broke the news in India on Sunday, August 24, 2025.
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