Uttarakhand Avalanche: NDRF and Army Rescue 32 (BRO) Workers

An avalanche struck near the border village of Mana in Chamoli district, trapping 57 labourers from the Border Roads Organisation (BRO). As per local sources, 32 workers have been rescued, while operations continue for the remaining individuals.

Rescue efforts are being led by the Indian Army, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF). However, adverse weather conditions have temporarily halted rescue operations. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely and planning strategies for safe evacuation.

The Chamoli avalanche highlights the dangers faced by BRO workers engaged in infrastructure projects near the Himalayan border regions. The Uttarakhand government has assured full support for rescue efforts and relief operations.

Avalanche rescue teams are working under extreme weather conditions, making the mission challenging. With unpredictable snowfall and low visibility, safety remains a top priority for rescuers.

As the Uttarakhand avalanche rescue continues, the focus remains on reaching the remaining trapped workers while ensuring the safety of rescue personnel. Updates on the Chamoli disaster will be provided as operations progress.