Jammu/Srinagar: Heavy rains, floods and landslides Continued to Wreak Havoc access j & k on thures, even as the central govt deputed an inter-ministers for the residence of the respective caused by the rain fury in jammu division. Landslides Left five Injured at a Power Project Site in Kishtwar District, caused breaches in the jhelum river’s embankment that triggered flooding in some parts of kashmir, forced the jammu-sorinagar new Highway and other key link roads to remain close for traffic, and made the railways suspend the jammu-katra shuttle train service on the second day, Too.AMID The Continuing Disrupts, The Inter-Ministerial Team will visit the affected area over the next four days to Assess the actual scale of losses and damages, and will subsequent subsequent subsequent submit a detailed Report. The team, LED by Col Kirti Pratap Singh, Joint Secretary, National Disaster Management Authority, Comprises Officials from Union Ministry of Finance, Road Transport and Highaways, Rural Development, Agriculture and Jal Shakti.The Central Team Held A Meeting on Wednsday Night, Where Jammu Divisional Commissioner Ramesh Kumar Made a Detailed Presentation Explaining the Extent of Damage to Private Property and Public Infriend spokesperson said. Kumar also briefed them about the efforts being made to save precious lives and restore the damaged infrastructure, such as power and water support.A landslide hit temporary hutments at the site of rattle power project in Dhrabshala area of Kishtwar, Prompting the Administration to act Swiftly and Rescue Five People on CHUSDAY. ALL FIVE WARE Injured and Were Receiving Medical treatment and “Every other Required Assistant”, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said in a post on x.Traffic Department Officials Said the Srinagar Nh, Mughal Road (An Alternative Road to Kashmir) and Kishtwar-Sinthan road was closed due to landslides, mudslides, mudslides, mudslides, mudslides, mudslides and shooting stones at Several Places. Jammu-rajouri-poonch and batote-doda-kishtwar highways are also closed due to landslides.The Jammu-Katra Shuttle Train Service Introduced To Facilitate The Movement of Locals and Stranded Passengers also Remained Suspended for the Second Day, AS Floods and Landslides Had Blokal of Tunnel of Tunnel NO 16 on the track between Ramnagar and Manwal in Jammu-Dhampur Section.In Kashmir Valley, The Jhelum Breached Its Embankment at Two Places in Budgam, Inundating Vast Stretches of Farmland and Forcing Thousands of Villagers to Leave Their A govt speakesman said the breaches triggered flooding in Several low-waiting areas of Srinagar, Budgam and Pulwama Districts.CM Omar Abdullah, Who Visited The Affected Areas, SAID “Thos who has been raled j & k over the past The situation and provide relife and rehabilitation to the affected familyies.
