Rainfall, landslides and floods lost contact on the mountains, hundreds of tourists stranded:

Famous, calm and beautiful Himachal Pradesh, known as ‘Devbhoomi’, is currently facing a rage of nature. Heavy monsoon rains have created an outcry in the state, causing sudden floods and terrible landslides. The situation has become so serious that more than 300 roads have been closed, a large part of the Chandigarh-Manali National Highway has been swept away by the fast flow of the Beas river, and countless houses have been damaged.

This disaster is not only disturbing the lives of local residents, but has also become a terrible dream for hundreds of tourists who have come to visit the state, who are trapped in different places. There is a scene of destruction, screams and helplessness all around. The administration is on high alert and rescue work continues on a war footing.

Dreadful scene of destruction: only waste marks all around

The incessant torrential rains for the last 48 hours have destroyed the infrastructure of Himachal Pradesh. Districts like Shimla, Kullu, Mandi, and Kangra have been the worst affected.

1. More than 300 roads closed, cut state contact
The most devastating effect of disaster has to be on the road network of the state.

2. Shed part of Chandigarh-Manali National Highway
This is one of the most scary photos of this disaster. Lifeline for tourists and local people Chandigarh-Manali National Highway A large part of the mandi and Kullu, flowed like a cards in the gigantic flow of the Buying Beas river. Its videos are going viral on social media, reflecting the destructive power of nature. The incident has almost cut the Kullu-Manali Valley from the rest of the state.

3. Treested tourists and locals
Due to the closure of the roads, thousands of tourists and local residents are stranded at various places. They are pleading for help from the administration to reach safe places. Electricity, water and communication services have also come to a standstill in many areas, causing further difficulties.

Administration’s response and rescue operation

Given the horrors of the disaster, the Himachal Pradesh government has declared a high alert in the entire state.

Meteorological Department warns and advice not to travel

Meteorological Department (IMD) has come in many parts of the state even in 24 hours. Red Alert Has released.