Heavy
ai
co ti ues
to
c eate
difficult
co ditio s
ac oss
seve al
pa ts
of
I dia,
with
la dslides,
isi g
ive
a d
dam
wate
levels,
floodi g
a d
seve e
wate loggi g
affecti g
commu ities
f om
the
hills
to
the
plai s.
Visuals
f om
multiple
states
show
the
g owi g
impact
of
the
o goi g
mo soo
spell.
I
Sikkim’s
Gyalshi g,
a
majo
la dslide
epo tedly
se t
a
la ge
sectio
of
the
hillside
c ashi g
dow ,
cove i g
a
oad
a d
su ou di g
a eas
with
deb is.
No
casualties
have
bee
epo ted
i
the
i cide t,
but
the
oad
has
bee
blocked.
With
co ti ued
ai fall,
autho ities
a e
mai tai i g
vigila ce
i
la dslide-p o e
a eas
a d
advisi g
people
to
stay
away
f om
vul e able
locatio s.
I
Chhattisga h’s
Ko ba,
the
isi g
wate
level
at
the
Ba go
Dam
has
p ompted
autho ities
to
ope
seve
gates.
A ou d
25,000
cusecs
of
wate
has
epo tedly
bee
eleased,
while
eside ts
i
dow st eam
a eas
have
bee
ale ted
a d
advised
to
move
towa ds
safe
locatio s
if
equi ed.
Mea while,
heavy
ai fall
i
A u achal
P adesh’s
A jaw
dist ict
has
led
to
flood-like
co ditio s,
with
seve al
a eas
faci g
wate
accumulatio .
Disaste
ma ageme t
teams
a e
mo ito i g
the
situatio
as
ai
co ti ues.
I
Ha ya a’s
Ambala,
pe siste t
ai fall
has
caused
wate loggi g
ac oss
seve al
pa ts
of
the
city,
dis upti g
moveme t
a d
c eati g
isks
o
damaged
oads.
Visuals
f om
Ambikapu ‘s
Sitapu
assembly
a ea
i
Chhattisga h
also
highlight
the
difficulties
faced
by
village s,
who
a e
epo tedly
c ossi g
a
swolle
st eam
usi g
woode
suppo t
i
the
abse ce
of
a
b idge.
Reside ts
say
the
dema d
fo
a
pe ma e t
b idge
has
bee
aised
epeatedly,
pa ticula ly
because
child e ,
elde ly
people
a d
patie ts
face
se ious
difficulties
du i g
the
mo soo .