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Monsoon havoc in Himachal: 51 dead, crores in damages

THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK   Shimla, July 2: Relentless monsoon rains have left Himachal Pradesh reeling, with at least 51 people dead…

Monsoon havoc in Himachal: 51 dead, crores in damages

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THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK

 

Shimla, July 2: Relentless monsoon rains have left Himachal Pradesh reeling, with at least 51 people dead and 22 missing due to flash floods, landslides, lightning, drowning, and road accidents.

According to the State Emergency Operation Centre (SEOC), over 100 people have sustained injuries in weather-related incidents since June 20.

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Kangra district recorded the highest number of fatalities at 13, followed by Mandi and Chamba with six each. Mandi also reported all 34 missing persons, primarily due to flash floods and cloudbursts.

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Property losses have been severe — 204 houses, including both pucca and kaccha structures, have been damaged, along with 84 shops, cattle sheds, and labor huts.

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Public infrastructure has suffered far greater damage, with losses pegged at ₹283.39 crore. The worst-hit departments include Public Works, Jal Shakti Vibhag, and the power sector, while sectors like health, education, and animal husbandry have also reported substantial setbacks.

The crisis has hit rural communities hard, with 84 cattle and livestock deaths reported, adding to the distress of families dependent on agriculture. June alone saw 132 human deaths, 270 injuries, and over 800 cattle deaths statewide.

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A 24×7 control room has been activated, and helpline 1070 remains open for emergencies. Authorities continue to monitor the evolving situation, with all districts on alert for rescue, relief, and restoration efforts.

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