Himachal Pradesh cloudbursts, flash floods: 2 dead, 20 feared swept away in Kangra
On Wednesday, June 25, 2025 at Himachal Pradesh, about 20 people were swept with cloud explosions, flash floods and heavy rain.
Two bodies from Manuni Khad in the Kangra region were recovered, while the Indira Priyadarshini 15-20 workers placed in a working colony near the hydroelectric project zone were afraid of sweeping after a water level at Khaniyara Manuni Khad.
According to the authorities, the project work was suspended due to rain, and the workers were resting in temporary shelters near the site when the flood waters swept workers from Manuni Khad and nearby sewers.
State Disaster Response Power (SDRF), local government, Gram Panchayat and Revenue Department teams reached the point to conduct search and rescue operations.
Authorities, some local workers associated with the project were reported to be safe. In an article on social media, Bjp Mla Sudhir Sharma from Dharamsala, said that about 20 workers were sweeping.
More details are expected as recovery operations between challenging weather conditions continue. In the meantime, cloud explosions in various parts of the Kullu region, causing flash floods, many houses, a school building, shops, roads, and small bridges, as three people disappeared, he said.
Three cloud explosion from Jeeva Nallah and Rehla Bihal in Sainj and Shilagarh in the Gadsa region of Kullu region were reported. Authorities, Rehla Bihal, three people trying to buy their valuables from their homes were washed and lost in the flood, he said.
Kullu Adc Ashwani Kumar, Manali and Banjar in the region also reported flash floods and search operations continued.
MANALI-CHANDIGARH National Highway, a part of the highway as the Beas River was partially damaged near Manali. However, vehicle traffic is still open.
The videos of heavy floods in various places in Kullu show the scope of the damage. One can see a vehicle floating in muddy waters.
In Banjar sub -section, a bridge was washed due to floods in the Hornagad region, water entered an agricultural land and a cows, as well as to the facilities of a public school.
Banjar Mla Surinder Shauri, “since the morning has been continuing heavy rains. Rain, Sinj, Tirthan and Gadsa said that I have caused great damage. I objected to people to stay away from the rivers and sewage.
The water levels in the Beas and Sutlege rivers have also increased. Police in Lahaul-Spiti, the road to Samdoh’a landslides, falling remains and overflowing sewers were blocked in several places, he said.
On June 25, 2025, a damaged vehicle after being sweeping in flash floods due to cloud explosions in the Kullu area in Himachal Pradesh. Photo Loan: PTI
Heavy to heavy rain, 24 June 2025) Palampur has been recording 145.5 mm rain since the evening, then Joginnernagar (99.8 mm), Baijnath (85 mm), Poanta owner (58.4 mm), gohar (58.4 mm), gohar (55 mm), gohar (58.4 mm), goanta (55 mm), goanta (55 mm) Goanta (55 mm), Goanta (55 mm), Goanta (55 mm), Gohar (55 mm), Goanta (55 mm), Goanta (55 mm), Goanta (55 mm), Goanta (55 mm), Goanta (55 mm), Gohar (55 mm), Gohar (55 mm), goanta (55 mm), goanta (55 mm) (49.2 mm), Kangra (44.4 mm), Narca (41 mm), Jok (30 mm), Raipur Maidan (29.2 mm), Emb (25.6 mm) and Kasauli (22 mm).
Meanwhile, thunderstorm storms were polluting Sunnagar and Kangra, while Gusty Winds Meastered up to 56 kmph took place in Tabo.
Local Met Office, Lahaul-Spiti Kukumseri’nin on June 25, 2025 on Wednesday, 13.1 Celsius Celsius is the coldest in the state, Ununa’nın 33.6 degrees Celsius, he said.
The Met Office warned the risk of low to moderate flash flood in some parts of the five regions until Thursday, June 26th. He also issued an orange warning of heavy rain in isolated places in four to seven regions until June 29th.
Published – 26 June 2025 02:47
