The Jammu and Kahmir floods is a natural disaster and now this time India is totally focused on to rescue the citizens form Jammu and Kashmir to the safest place as soonest possible. I remember this type of floods was started from Mumbai 2005, then Ladakh in 2010, Uttaranchal in 2013 and now in 2014 the Jammu and Kashmir is struggling with such a natural disaster. We can see on a daily basis many people have rescued by India Army, India Air Force, Indian Border Security Force, NDRF, and many societies.
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Kashmir Floods a National Disaster Update
- Jammu and Kashmir is battling one of the worst floods in decades with rivers in the region in spate due to days of incessant rain.
- Over 200 people have died and thousands are stranded across the state, including Srinagar.
- Over four lakh people are still marooned in Jammu and Kashmir as the flood waters continued to recede in river Jhelum and its tributaries, bringing relief to the flood-hit Kashmir Valle
- More Navy and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams have been flown into the Valley to help the ongoing rescue operations in Srinagar.
- Help desks have been opened in Jammu, Udhampur and Katra: Railway spokesperson.
- To help civilians telephone their relatives, Army is also supplying 38 generators with mobile phone charging sets.
- IAF to fly special aircraft from Amritsar to Srinagar with special food packets.
- Flood control room set up at Andhra Bhawan in Delhi.
- Western Air Command contacts Golden Temple to help people in Jammu and Kashmir.
- So far 2,10,000 litres of water, 2.6 tonne of biscuit, seven tonne baby food and 31,000 food packets have already been airdropped and distributed in flood-affected areas.
- Golden Temple to provide ready to eat meals for people in Jammu and Kashmir.
- IAF ropes in Golden Temple, Amritsar in Jammu and Kashmir relief operations.
- Leh district administration to airlift 150 NIT Srinagar students from Leh to New Delhi.
- 400 to 500 students of NIT Srinagar, who were rescued from flood-affected areas of Srinagar, will be flown to New Delhi today by 4 planes.
- Around 60 Andhra students are held up due to heavy floods in Jammu and Kashmir.
- Navy sends another unit of its elite Marine Commandos to Srinagar where they will be using their high-tech boats to reach out to people stranded in houses
- Railways sends 3 lakh ‘rail neer‘ bottles to flood-hit Jammu and Kashmir.
- Delhi Division of Northern Railway makes special arrangements for people coming from flood-affected areas.
- 710 sorties have been undertaken by choppers and aircraft out of which 97 sorties were carried out on Wednesday.
- 807 tonnes of relief materials were dropped by Indian Air Force.
- Armed forces personnel are distributing water bottles and food packets on a large scale.
- The Indian Army provides 9 satellite phones to state administration and is shifting mobile network of BSNL from Kargil to Badami Bagh cantonment in Srinagar to establish a communication network in nearby areas.
We have collected some Jammu and Kashmir flood photos; now even we don’t think of this will be the Shrinagar times, which earlier was known as the most beautiful place of India. Look at below the pictures of Kashmir floods.
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Jammu and Kashmir Floods Photos & Kashmir Floods a National Disaster Updates
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