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Many roads in Himachal Pradesh are closed for vehicular movement due to landslides. In Solan district, Chakkimor-Bhojnagar road collapsed completely near Tadol. Due to this, people have to travel an additional 30 kilometers for movement. This road is adjacent to the border of Sirmaur. Along with this, people of 12 panchayats also use this road to go to Parwanoo.
Many roads in Himachal Pradesh are closed for vehicular movement due to landslides. In Solan district, Chakkimor-Bhojnagar road collapsed completely near Tadol. Due to this, people have to travel an additional 30 kilometers for movement. This road is adjacent to the border of Sirmaur. Along with this, people of 12 panchayats also use this road to go to Parwanoo.
221 drinking water schemes affected
Till 10:00 am on Thursday, 312 roads, including one NH, 65 electricity transformers and 221 drinking water schemes were affected in the state. Last night, 55.0 mm rain was recorded in Nagarota Surian, 32.8 mm in Naina Devi, 28.6 mm in Guler, 28.1 mm in Nahan, 22.2 mm in Murari Devi, 18.6 mm in Ghamarur, 18.0 mm in Kasauli, 14.0 mm in Bhatiyat, 12.0 mm in Chamba, 11.2 mm in Jot, 10.0 mm in Rohru and Sujanpur Tihra.
Clouds will rain for these many days in the state
Light to moderate rain is likely at many places on 26, 29 and 30 July. Light to moderate rain is likely at most places on 27 and 28 July. Light to moderate rain will occur at some places on 24 and 25 July. A yellow alert has been issued for heavy rain at some places from 26 to 30 July. At the same time, the maximum temperature is likely to increase by 2-3 degrees Celsius during the next two days. After this, the temperature will fall by 3-5 degree Celsius during the next 3-4 days.
1,517 kutcha-pukka houses damaged so far in monsoon
137 people have lost their lives in the state from 20 June to 23 July in this monsoon season. 228 people have been injured. 34 people are still missing. During this period, 59 people have died in road accidents. So far, 1,517 kutcha-pukka houses, shops have been damaged due to cloudburst, landslides, floods. 1,066 cow shelters have also been damaged. 1,333 domestic animals have died. The total figure of loss has reached Rs 1382 crore.
Fourlane sunk up to half a meter in Diod
The fourlane between Mandi-Kullu has sunk up to half a meter in Diod. Due to this, the fourlane has once again come under the threat. Due to continuous rain in the area, the four-lane has started sinking again. The area where the four-lane has sunk was also badly damaged during the heavy rains of 2023. The dam installed on the roadside can fall anytime now. This has not only created the danger of the road being completely destroyed, but the lives of thousands of vehicles and passengers passing through here have also been put at risk. Varun Chari, Project Director of NHAI Mandi unit, said that the matter is under consideration and necessary action is being taken. Four-lane settlement has taken place near Diod. At present, it seems to be an upper settlement. The situation will be assessed after inspection.
Till 10:00 am on Thursday, 312 roads including one NH, 65 electricity transformers and 221 drinking water schemes were affected in the state. Last night, 55.0 mm rain was recorded in Nagarota Surian, 32.8 mm in Naina Devi, 28.6 mm in Guler, 28.1 mm in Nahan, 22.2 mm in Murari Devi, 18.6 mm in Ghamarur, 18.0 mm in Kasauli, 14.0 mm in Bhatiyat, 12.0 mm in Chamba, 11.2 mm in Jot, 10.0 mm in Rohru and Sujanpur Tihra.
