The torrential rains in Himachal Pradesh have caused 37 deaths, along with 26 fatalities from road accidents. The state has experienced severe cloudbursts and landslides since last week, disrupting daily life in regions such as Thunaag and Janjheli. Authorities are undertaking rapid relief efforts as rainfall continues, with the India Meteorological Department issuing alerts until July 7. Estimated losses exceed 400 crore ($46 million), but the actual figures may be higher, emphasizing the effects of climate change in the region.
Continuous heavy rain in Himachal Pradesh has resulted in 37 deaths, with an additional 26 fatalities attributed to road accidents, as reported by sources in the region.
The mountainous state has faced torrential rains and cloud bursts, disrupting daily life especially in areas like Thunaag and Janjheli, with significant damage reported.
Authorities are focused on rapid relief and rehabilitation efforts, while the India Meteorological Department has issued a rain alert for the area until after July 7.
Loss estimates from the heavy rains have exceeded 400 crore ($46 million), but actual damage is expected to be much higher, highlighting climate change impacts.
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