Heavy rains in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district triggered flash floods and landslides early on Sunday morning. Four people have reportedly died so far, while several others are missing, prompting chief minister Omar Abdullah to cut short his Delhi trip in view of the rain havoc.View of an overflowing river as heavy rains in J&K's Poonch and Rajouri wreaked havoc. (Sourced)The worst-affected in Poonch was Surankote tehsil, where authorities have deployed rescue teams and intensified relief operations to reach stranded residents, clear affected areas, and provide immediate assistance to those impacted by the heavy rains, officials said, news agency PTI reported.As heavy rains lashed many parts of the Jammu division, Rajouri town was hit by flash floods, forcing hundreds of residents to move to safer locations as floodwaters inundated low-lying areas.CM Omar cuts short Delhi tripFollowing the rain havoc in Jammu division, chief minister Omar Abdullah said he was cutting short his Delhi trip to return to Jammu on Sunday afternoon as the situation seemed to be worsening.In a post on X, Abdullah said he would personally monitor the situation on the ground."In light of the weather warning put out by the meteorological department and the seriousness of the situation unfolding across parts of Jammu division, I will leave Delhi to fly to Jammu this afternoon to personally monitor the situation on the ground," the chief minister said."Since first light this morning I've been closely monitoring the situation arising from the extremely heavy rain in parts of Jammu, especially Rajouri town & surrounding areas. I've been in touch with the local MLAs of the region. While the situation continues to unfold the first priority of the administration is to safeguard precious lives. The government will do everything possible to aid & assist affected people who have suffered property loss/damage due to the rains & flash floods," he said.Omar arrived in Delhi on Saturday as part of the National Conference's protest on July 20 to demand statehood, which Omar said would continue as scheduled under the leadership of National Conference president Farooq Abdullah.