At least 66 people are still missing a week after flash floods hit the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, according to an official statement.
Only one body has been recovered so far, the statement added, revising an earlier death toll of four.
Nearly half of Dharali village was submerged on 5 August in a mudslide caused by heavy rains and flash floods. An army camp nearby also suffered extensive damage.
Rescue operations are continuing at the site of the disaster as workers search for missing people. The work has been affected by inclement weather and the blockage of a key highway near the site due to the mudslide.
Weeks of heavy rain have pounded Uttarakhand, with Uttarkashi region - home to Dharali village - among the worst hit by flooding.
