India carries out the air collapse of workers in the state

Dadhdon, India Officials said that more than 40 construction workers are missing after an ice collapse in the state of Utaruzal in Himalayas, India, on Friday after extreme snow.

“Until now, 15 workers were safe while 42 workers were missing,” Radeim Aguaroal of the disaster relief force said in a statement.

Avalanche struck the construction camp in the Shamoli area, buried workers under snow and debris.

Once the weather conditions improve, the high rescue teams will be deployed at the helicopter height to the scene.

Dybam Seth, the state’s chief police officer, said the bad weather impeded the rescue operations.

“Snow was falling with strong winds … the roads were fully banned. We have published snowns to open the road,” he told the broadcaster NDTV.

The Prime Minister of Uttikrand Puskar Singh Dammi said he was “sad” from the accident and was watching the rescue.

Snow landslides and landslides are common in the upper tributaries of the Himalayas, especially during the winter.

However, scientists warned that climate change is driven by burning a person from fossil fuels It is making harsh weather more severe It is less predictable, as snow and ice melts in the winter faster, and storm systems are charged on the warmer oceans.

A year after standard emissions, the United Nations warned in 2024 that there is only a decade to significantly change policies around the world to prevent the worst effects of climate change. in a report In October, the United Nations published that it was “the time of the climate crisis” as greenhouse gases – which hold the heat in the atmosphere and more events in the weather – are more – more.Unprecedented levels“

The frequency of development in the fragile Himalayas areas has also increased fears of the repercussions of the removal of forests and construction.

In 2021, approximately 100 people died in Uttrantal after magnitude Ice mountain pieces fell into the riverWhich leads Floods and landslides in 2013 6000 people have been killed and invited to review development projects in the state.