One killer, 66 is still missing with the continued rescue efforts

At least 66 people are still missing a week after the floods were injured in the state of Uttrangal, in the northern state of Uttrantic, according to an official statement.

The statement added that only one body was recovered so far, and the statement added, the review of the previous death number of four.

About half Darli village was flooded On August 5, a clay collapse caused by heavy rains and sudden floods. A camp for the army, near severe damage, also suffered.

Rescue operations continue at the disaster site where workers are looking for missing persons. Work was affected by stormy weather and a major highway blocking near the site due to the clay collapse.

Weeks of heavy rains were bombed by the Utarkashi area – the home of the village of Darali – among the worst in the floods.

Officials said about 1,300 people have been rescued from near Darli since last week.

The heavy rains last week led to the swelling of the Jacanga River in the area, where tons of muddy water flowing to the bottom of the mountainous terrain, covering roads, buildings, shops in Darali and the nearby village of Harsel.

Videos showed a giant wave of water flowing in the area, where the buildings collapse on their way, while giving a little time to people to escape.

The Prime Minister of the state of Uttishal and other officials said that sudden floods are caused by a cloud, but the weather administration in India did not confirm this.

Vina Shancar Pandy, a senior local official, said that a team of 10 geologists had been sent to the village to determine the cause of sudden floods.

The sludge from Kheerganga prevented part of the main Bhagirathi River in the area (which becomes the holiest Gang River in India as soon as it travels toward the river course) and created an artificial lake, immersed vast areas of Earth, including government helicopots.

Rescue workers are still trying to deplete the lake, which initially retreated but fills again after more rain.

In a statement, Mr. Bandy said in a statement that the list of missing persons includes 24 Nepalese workers, 14 local residents, nine army personnel, 13 and six members of the states of Bihar and the strings of Pradesh, respectively.

However, the local residents told the correspondents that more people from the area are still not governed.

Rescue officials use helicopters to reach Darali, which are still blocked by debris.

A temporary bridge is also built to allow easy access as workers continue to attempt to wipe out banned roads.

“Efforts are made continuously to remove debris and build roads in Dharali to restore the system,” said Mr. Pandnesse.

Loud dogs and moving machines for the Earth are looking for those trapped under the rubble.

A rescue worker said Press confidence in India They were manually dug through the debris as the hotel stood before hitting the disaster.

“There was some movement of people in front of it when the disaster was hit. The debris here is dug manually with the help of radar equipment where people may be buried here,” he said.

On Monday, the Road Road Machine fell near Kheerganga in a swollen river. Its driver is missing, and the device remains unstable.

India’s weather management predicted heavy rains and thunderstorms of different parts of Uttrangal until August 14 with high alerts issued for eight regions, including Garhwal.