Nanchang: Two people have been confirmed dead and 10 others remain missing after a mudslide and landslide struck the city of Ji’an in east China’s Jiangxi Province on Saturday. Firefighters found the body of one of the previously missing people in a collapsed house in Mingkeng Village in the town of Gaoping on Sunday morning,.
District Magistrate Vishal Mishra inspected the affected stretches of the highway to assess the ground situation and directed officials to restore connectivity at the earliest.
The Jammu-Srinagar National Highway remained closed for the second consecutive day due to landslides and shooting stones caused by heavy rainfall, while major pilgrimages in Jammu and Kashmir were suspended for the sixth day.
A major landslide struck Shimla's Bothwell area near Sanjauli College after a retaining wall collapsed, leaving several houses at risk and prompting evacuation advisories.
Wayanad: At least three workers lost their lives, while several others are feared trapped after a massive landslide struck an under-construction tunnel project in Kerala’s Wayanad district on Tuesday. Rescue teams are continuing an intensive search operation despite difficult weather and unstable ground conditions. How the Landslide Occurred According to officials, the incident took place.
Beijing: At least eight people were killed and one person remains missing after severe thunderstorms and gale-force winds battered Hubei Province in central China, while a landslide in Gansu Province left dozens trapped, prompting large-scale rescue operations. The disasters are part of a series of extreme weather events affecting several regions of China. Severe Storms.
Mumbai: Relentless monsoon rainfall continued to batter Maharashtra on Monday, triggering a landslide near the Missing Link section of the Mumbai-Pune Expressway and forcing authorities to shut the stretch temporarily. The heavy downpour severely disrupted road and rail traffic, while schools, colleges, university examinations and even Mumbai’s iconic dabbawala service were affected across the Mumbai.
Dehradun: Relentless overnight rainfall disrupted normal life across Uttarakhand on Monday, triggering landslides, blocking key highways, inundating low-lying areas and forcing authorities to shut schools in several districts as heavy rain continued to lash the state. Landslides Disrupt Traffic, Badrinath Highway Closed The Badrinath National Highway was blocked at multiple locations, including Bhanarpani, Gulabkoti and.
Jammu: The flash floods washed away several roads, isolating many villages from the rest of Doda district. The Thathri-Kilhotran road was among the worst affected, with large amounts of debris burying the road and bringing traffic to a complete halt. Commuters remained stranded on both sides for several hours due to the absence of an.
