Uttarakhand News: Uttarakhand Police have reported damage to buildings in the Shri Yamunotri Dham and Janakichatti area due to rising water levels of the Yamuna River late last night. The increased water levels led to debris falling in the parking area, though no casualties have been reported.
In a tweet, Uttarakhand Police stated, “Due to the rising water level of the Yamuna River late at night, it has been reported that some buildings in Shri Yamunotri Dham and Janakichatti area have been damaged and debris has fallen in the parking. Relief and rescue operations are underway by the police, SDRF, and district administration. At present, the water level of the river is normal, there is no report of loss of life.”
Ongoing Relief and Rescue Operations
The police, along with the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and district administration, have initiated relief and rescue operations to manage the situation. These efforts are focused on ensuring the safety of residents and pilgrims in the affected areas and clearing the debris.
Current Situation
As per the latest updates, the water level of the Yamuna River has returned to normal, reducing the immediate threat to the area. The authorities continue to monitor the situation closely to prevent any further incidents.
No Reported Casualties
Despite the structural damage and debris, there have been no reports of loss of life. The swift response from the police and rescue teams has been crucial in mitigating potential harm and ensuring the safety of individuals in the region.
The Uttarakhand Police and associated agencies remain vigilant, committed to providing necessary assistance and restoring normalcy in the affected areas.
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