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New Delhi [India], May 23 (ANI): Ahead of Cyclone Yaas, the Armed Forces have commenced preparations to mitigate the impact of the anticipated disaster by airlifting 950 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel across the country, with 26 helicopters in standby for immediate deployment.
Cyclone Yaas to cause maximum damage in Odisha, warns IMD; PM Modi holds meet to review situation | Updates Cyclone Yaas: During his meeting, PM Modi called for the timely evacuation of those involved in off-shore activities and stressed the need to ensure that the time duration of outages of power supply and communication network are minimum and restored swiftly. Publish Date: Sun, 23 May 2021 02:55 PM IST New Delhi | Jagran News Desk: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday held a crucial meet to review the preparedness of central and state agencies to tackle cyclone Yaas that will the coast...
Cyclone Tauktae: 180 Indian Army teams deployed to assist states in areas impacted by storm A total 180 teams -- three teams in each column -- and nine Engineer Task Forces (ETFs) spread over the geographical area are on standby at short notice factoring in all possible contingencies and Covid situation Engineer Task Force on the way to Saurashtra from Ahmedabad Cantt for the assistance of State Administration ANI New Delhi: The Indian Army on Monday deployed 180 teams to assist the civil administration in relief and restoration efforts in areas impacted by Cyclone Tauktae. In anticipation of...
Focus on keeping oxygen supply chain routes open.
Ration being air dropped to nine villages beyond Raini bridge. Special Arrangement. Ration being air dropped to nine villages beyond Raini bridge that was swept away in floods caused by glacial burst yesterday, says ITBP spokesperson. - Vijaita Singh We waited for hours, praying to God and joking with each other, says rescued worker One of the rescued workers, Rakesh Bhatt, said they were working in the tunnel when water rushed in. "We thought it might be rain and that the water will recede. But when we saw mud and debris enter with great speed, we realised something big had happened,...