In brief
Heavy rainfall has caused devastating flash floods in northern India, resulting in at least 30 deaths since Tuesday. Areas near the popular Vaishno Devi shrine in Kashmir are among the worst affected, with roads destroyed and properties submerged. Authorities are executing rescue operations, deploying helicopters and boats to save stranded individuals as they face rising water levels and landslides.
Heavy rainfall has triggered widespread landslides and flash floods across northern India, particularly near Indian-administered Kashmir. As of Tuesday, over 30 people have lost their lives amid monstrous flooding incidents that swept away roads and completely submerged homes. In regions like Himachal Pradesh and Punjab, the relentless rains have left urban and rural areas in distress, rendering numerous roads impassable. Rescue operations are now being conducted by local authorities, who are employing helicopters and boats to evacuate trapped individuals from the affected zones.
