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Rains lashed Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, taking up the toll to 58 and leaving over 58,000 people wet and miserable after they got stranded. According to information from state officials, the deaths have been reported from Rambada (13), Gaurikund (2), Harshil (1), Vikas Nagar (4), Dhanaulti (1), Dehradun (3), Chamoli (1), Patal Ganga (1) and three deaths in other places.

So far 33,000 people have been rescued, but over 35,000 are still stranded across the state. Helicopter sorties through the day on Thursday were carrying people to safety. The Army, ITBP, Air Force, Natural Disaster Response Force teams and individuals have been working round the clock.

The critical stretch has been between Kedarnath and Guptkashi, but now the big challenge has moved to between Ram Bara and Gaurikund. Evacuations are expected to continue for another week, while air operations will continue for three more days. The Sonprayag-Rudraprayag and the Uttarkashi-Rishikesh roads have now opened.

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Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, who was stranded in tribal Kinnaur district for nearly 60 hours due to landslides triggered by incessant rains, was rescued on Tuesday morning. A helicopter hired by the Congress airlifted the Chief Minister as the weather cleared.

The Ganga river in Haridwar was in full spate and many highways linking Delhi and Haridwar, Rishikesh and Yamunotri and Gangotri and the Badrinath National Highway are flooded.

Meanwhile, thousands have been displaced in Uttar Pradesh where several rivers are in spate. Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department officials said the Yamuna level in Agra, Mathura and Vrindavan could touch the danger mark in a few days as more than 8,00,000 cusecs of water had been released from Haryana’s Hathnikund.

Helplines:
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Disaster Management Control Room, Mantralaya
022-22027990, 022-22816625, 022-22854168

Pradeep Kumar, officer on special duty, Maharashtra (Uttarakhand)
09868140663

Jagdish Upadhyay, officer on special duty (Dehradun)
09818187793
Helpline No Of Different Area

Pithoragarh – 05964-228050-226326

Almora – 05962- 237874

Nainital – 05942231179

Chamoli – 01372-251437, 251077

Rudraprayag - 01364-233727

Uttarkashi – 01374-226461

Dehradun – 0135-2726066

Haridwar – 01334-223999

Tehri Garhwal – 01376-233433

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1800-180-5558 / 1800-4190282

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