At least 25 people have lost their lives after severe floods and landslides struck several parts of northern India, officials said on Monday.
Heavy monsoon rains triggered the disasters, sweeping through residential areas and cutting off major roads.The worst damage was reported in hilly regions where torrential downpours caused rivers to overflow and hillsides to collapse. Emergency teams are working to reach remote communities that remain isolated due to blocked highways and damaged bridges.Rescue and relief operations are underway across the affected states.
The National Disaster Response Force, along with local authorities, has deployed personnel to evacuate stranded residents and provide food, water, and medical aid to those displaced.Meteorologists have warned that more rainfall is expected in the coming days, raising concerns about further landslides and flooding.
Authorities have issued alerts urging people in vulnerable areas to move to safer locations.State governments have announced compensation for the families of victims and pledged support for reconstruction efforts. Prime Minister’s Office said the central government is monitoring the situation closely and will extend all necessary assistance to the impacted regions.
