Dharali: Couple Searches for Missing Children After India Floods
UTTARKASHI DISTRICT, UTTARAKHAND, AUG 7 – Uttarakhand IAS officers pledged one day's salary to support relief efforts after flash floods devastated Uttarkashi's Dharali village, with over 190 people rescued, officials said.
- The Uttarakhand IAS Association under President L.A. Fanai decided on Thursday to donate one-day salary of IAS officers to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund after the August 5 flash floods in Dharali.
- Amid heavy monsoon rains, two cloudbursts on Tuesday afternoon in Dharali and Sukhi Top triggered flash floods that left at least three civilians dead and over 50 missing.
- The National Remote Sensing Centre’s rapid assessment by NRSC, Hyderabad, showed a fan-shaped deposit spanning 20 hectares and revealed dramatic widening of stream channels.
- A joint rescue operation by the Indian Army, IAF, ITBP, NDRF, SDRF, BRO, Uttarakhand Police, and volunteers evacuated around 190 people from Dharali on Wednesday.
- The India Meteorological Department predicts heavy precipitation through August 11, and scientists are still investigating whether glacier collapse or extreme rainfall triggered the flash floods.
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The floods devastated Dharali and Harshil, but satellite images from ISRO and NRSC have made relief work easier by accurately assessing the damage. Houses buried under mud and debris, broken roads and missing lives show the severity of this disaster. The hard work of scientists will help us understand its causes and be prepared in the future.
Isro satellite images reveal scale of Uttarkashi flash flood devastation
The most prominent finding from ISRO’s rapid assessment is the clear indication of a sudden flash flood event, visible through the dramatic widening of stream channels and significant changes in river morphology.
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