The death toll in India's Himachal Pradesh has risen to 50 in the last two days of heavy rains and landslides, with seven others missing.
On Monday (August 14), the state's chief minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu confirmed the poison in a video clip that he shared on social media X, saying that efforts to overcome the situation have been launched, with the rescue, search and relief programs going on in the past two days and more than 50 people have been killed.
In a tweet, Sukhwinder Singh said, "We have received sad news from Sambal, Padoh village in Mandi district, where 7 people have been washed away. 7 people have been washed away. Rescue, search and relief programs are underway. The disaster management department of the province has learned that at least 50 people have died and 13 people are missing since Sunday in the rain disaster.
India has suffered the most damage due to floods and landslides in India, officials said that the assets of Rs 7,20.28 crore were damaged by heavy rains.
Source: NDTV
