Chamoli Avalanche: 46 BRO Workers Rescued, Four Critical; Search Continues For Nine
Rescue teams have managed to save 46 Border Roads Organisation (BRO) workers from the debris of an avalanche that hit Mana in Uttarakhand's Chamoli on Friday (28 February), while nine are yet to be retrieved, NDTV reported. Among the rescued workers, four are in critical condition.
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Three injured victims of Chamoli Avalanche evacuated to Military Hospital by Indian ArmyIn a major rescue operation, three injured victims of the recent Chamoli avalanche in Uttarakhand were evacuated to a ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi contacted Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami to receive updates on the rescue operation in ...
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Chamoli Avalanche: Uttarakhand CM announces temporary control room in JoshimathSo far, 32 people have been rescued, and searches for others are underway. Of the rescued, four workers have been admitted to ITBP Army Hospital. BRO is continuously removing snow through snow cutters ...
The rescue operation, despite severe weather conditions, is being carried out relentlessly by teams from the Indian Army, ...
At the time of the avalanche on Friday, the village was deserted as all the villagers were in Gopeshwar, the district ...
An avalanche in Mana, Uttarakhand's Chamoli district, trapped 55 BRO workers, with 33 rescued so far. Efforts continue under ...
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