At least 37 killed after torrential rains trigger flash floods in Kashmir
Summary
At least 37 people died in Indian-administered Kashmir after heavy rains caused flash floods in the Chisoti area of Kishtwar district. Rescue operations are ongoing as officials work to find missing people and provide aid to those affected. The floods occurred during a busy pilgrimage period to the Machail Mata temple.Key Facts
- 37 people have died due to flash floods caused by a sudden cloudburst in Kashmir's Kishtwar district.
- The floods hit Chisoti on Thursday morning along a pilgrimage route to the Machail Mata temple.
- Television footage showed pilgrims in distress as floodwaters rushed through the area.
- Rescue teams have saved at least 100 people so far.
- Government and military units are involved in the rescue operations, which are still underway.
- A community kitchen and a security post were swept away by the floodwaters.
- The region is experiencing frequent rain-related disasters; a similar event occurred in Uttarakhand last week.
- The local weather office has warned of more intense rain and advised caution regarding unstable buildings and areas.
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