Himachal Weather: such a havoc of nature in Himachal! See how the car-auto all got buried in Kullu

Himachal Rain: The weather showed strange color in Himachal Pradesh on Friday. The weather has become pleasant due to snowfall in some areas here, while in Kullu district, nature has shown such a form that people are facing a lot of problems. Due to continuous heavy rains for two days, many areas of Kullu district have been submerged and life has been disturbed. After heavy rains, there was a boom in Sarwari drain of Kullu district and many vehicles were washed away.

Apart from this, vehicles were buried in debris in Gandhi Nagar area, which further increased the damage. Due to heavy rains, water has also entered the slums around Kullu and all the water entered the houses due to the breakdown of the wall behind the hotel in Dhalpur area.

Water entered homes in the arena market

People’s goods have been damaged due to rain water entering the houses in the Akhara market. Flood -like conditions have been created in Kullu district due to continuous rains. Due to rain, landslides have occurred on many roads and due to breaking of trees, electric wires also fell, causing many villages of Banjar, Manikarna, Gadsa and Manali in darkness.

Instructions given for road repair and electricity restoration

DC Kullu, Torul S. Ravish said that in view of bad weather in the valley, all educational institutions will be closed on Friday. As soon as the weather is clear, the restoration of all roads will be started. Along with this, instructions have also been issued to the officials to fix the electricity system.

According to local citizens, due to heavy rains for the last two days, there has been heavy loss in many areas of Kullu. Many vehicles also got into the grip of floods due to entering the water parking area of ​​Sarwari drain, and the power supply has come to a complete standstill.

Snow and rain in the state for three days

Officials said that the highway has been disrupted due to intermittent snow and rain for the third consecutive day in the state. Around 200 roads have been closed across the state, causing many areas of Kullu, Lahaul-Spiti, Kinnaur, Chamba and Shimla districts cut from the rest of the states.

All educational institutions closed in Chamba and Manali due to bad weather

Officials said that all educational institutions in Chamba and Manali have been closed. However, CBSE board examinations will be as per the stipulated time. He said that there is a threat of avalanche in tribal areas and other height areas with height above 2,300 meters. People have been advised to avoid going out and take necessary precautions.

The National Highway Five (Hindustan-Tibet Marg) has been closed due to snowfall in Narakanda, while roads connected to Deha-Chapal and Dodra-Kwar region have also been blocked. Theog-Hatkoti highway is also closed at Khadapathar village (8,770 feet).

Many vehicles parked on the road are damaged

Meanwhile, due to heavy rains in Kullu, the arena market and Gandhi Nagar have been flooded. Flowing water has damaged many vehicles parked along the roads. The administration has stopped the movement of vehicles ahead of Nehru Kund as Solang Nala, Gulaba, Atal Tunnel and Rohtang have received snowfall.

Traffic on Manali-Kitarpur highway disrupted

Traffic has been disrupted on the Manali-Kiratpur National Highway in Banala due to landslides. Police said that the work of traffic restoration has not started due to the continuous stones falling from the hills. Many roads in tribal valleys have been closed due to snowfall and rain.

Where did it rain and snow in Himachal

According to the Meteorological Department, Kothi had the highest 120 cm of snow in Kothi till 8.30 am. This was followed by 115 cm in Khadrala, 75 cm in Keylong, 46 cm in Kalpa, 38.8 cm in Kukumseri, 23.5 cm in Sangla and 15 cm in Nichar and Morang.

The lower and central mountainous regions have also received heavy rainfall. Siobag received the highest 113.2 mm rainfall. 113.2 mm in Bhunter, 112.4 mm in Banjar, 112 mm in Jogindernagar, 109.3 mm in Saluni, 99 mm in Palampur, 97 mm in Chamba, 75 mm in Baijnath, 74 mm in Kangra, 70 mm in Rohru, 59 mm in Kufri and 54.5 mm in Shimla. rained out.

Orange alert issued for heavy snowfall in Himachal

In Himachal Pradesh, the sky was covered with dense clouds and the Meteorological Center has issued an orange alert for heavy snowfall in height areas of Lahaul-Spiti and Kinnaur districts and Chamba, Kullu, Shimla, Mandi, Sirmaur and Kangra districts. The Meteorological Department has predicted light to moderate rains in Chamba, Kullu, Shimla, Mandi, Sirmaur and Kangra districts, while some places may receive heavy rains.

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