Garhwal Divisional Commissioner Vinay Shankar Pandey has advised ANI that the 24-hour ban on Char Dham Yatra is lifted on June 30 (Monday). He added that District Magistrates of all areas alongside the Yatra route have been instructed to cease automobiles in view of climate situations of their respective districts, the report mentioned.
This comes after the Char Dham Yatra was suspended on Sunday following a heavy rain alert, as per officers.
The suspension of the Yatra was adopted by a cloudburst, triggering an enormous landslide close to Barkot, killing two employees and leaving seven others lacking.
Chamba rain, landslide in Uttarakashi: Particulars
In the meantime, rain lashed a number of components of Chamba city at present.
Earlier on June 29, the landslide-hit Barkot-Yamunotri street in Uttarakashi district was repaired and made clean, as per officers.
Nonetheless, the seek for the seven lacking people continued.
Uttarkashi District Justice of the Peace Prashant Arya confirmed to ANI that repairs have been accomplished on the washout earlier than Silai Band, and that efforts are ongoing to revive different broken parts of the street.
“The washout that occurred as a consequence of a cloud burst earlier than Silai Band on the Barkot-Yamunotri street of the district has been repaired and the street has been made clean, whereas the work of constructing the opposite washout clean is occurring,” Uttarkashi District Justice of the Peace Prashant Arya advised ANI.
The District Justice of the Peace additionally knowledgeable that the 33 KV energy line within the space has been restored, and efforts are underway to restore the 11 KV line. Seven employees are nonetheless lacking, for whom the search is being carried out by NDRF, SDRF, Police, and Income groups, he added.
Based on Uttarkashi Police, the landslide and cloudburst occurred round 4 kilometres forward of Paligad on the Yamunotri Nationwide Freeway, close to Silai Band. A rescue operation is underway, involving personnel from police, hearth companies, the well being division, and public works groups.
The 2 our bodies recovered have been recognized as Kewal Bisht, a 43-year-old from Karmamohani, Rajapur District in Nepal, and Duje Lal, aged 55, from Pilibhit in Uttar Pradesh.Â
