Indian Army intensifies HADR operations in Uttarakhand's flood-hit Dharali, employing drones, helicopters, and specialized teams for rescue and relief.
The Army, in close coordination with other authorities, continues to intensify Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations in the flash flood-affected area of Dharali, near Harsil in Uttarakhand, according to an official statement.
Over 225 troops, including specialised engineer and medical teams, are on the ground conducting rescue and relief tasks under extremely challenging conditions, the statement said.
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Many rescue teams have been unable to reach the area because of damaged roads and bad weather.
Among the missing are at least eight soldiers from a nearby army base.
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