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## BBC Monitoring Alert - INDIA

Released on 2012-08-19 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 847884
Date | 2010-08-06 13:16:04
From | marketing@mon.bbc.co.uk
To | translations@stratfor.com

Police say 103 killed, 370 injured in Indian Kashmir floods
Text of report by Indian news agency PTI
Leh, 6 August: At least 103 people were killed and another 370 injured
when flash floods triggered by torrential rains struck this Himalayan
town in Ladakh region, northeast of Indian state Jammu and Kashmir,
leaving a trail of death and destruction.
"We have recovered 103 bodies so far and at least 370 are injured. The
number of missing cannot be ascertained as yet," state police chief
Kuldeep Khoda told PTI over phone from Srinagar. He said the toll may go
up.
Leh airport runway was affected but was made operational by afternoon to
facilitate landing of aircraft carrying relief material and rescue
teams.
State Chief Minister Omar Abdullah flew to Leh to have an on-the-spot
assessment of the situation. He visited the flood-hit areas and spoke to
the affected families.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh expressed grief over the loss of
life and property in the flash floods and announced an ex-gratia relief
of one lakh [one lakh is 100,000] rupees each to next of kin of each of
the deceased.
The state government also announced that one lakh rupees relief would be
given to the families of each of those killed in the natural disaster.
Union [federal] Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad will fly to Leh
tomorrow with relief supplies and a team of 140 personnel of the
National Disaster Relief Force along with doctors and paramedical staff
in an IL76 IAF [Indian Air Force] aircraft.
Massive rescue operations were underway involving the state police,
paramilitary forces and the army in Leh town.
Security personnel were also rushed from Kargil to assist the civil
administration in rescue and relief operations.
While many villages like Sabu, Phyang, Nimoo and Choglamsar were
affected, the city bore the maximum brunt of the calamity.
The communication equipment of BSNL [state-owned telecommunications
company] was also washed away in the flash floods and rains that hit the
town and adjoining villages in middle of night at around 2 A.M. (IST
[Indian Standard Time]). Various buildings and mud-houses in old Leh
town were wiped out in the incessant rains.
The cloudbursts left a trail of death and destruction.
The district hospital was flooded, bus stands flattened and vehicles
were seen floating in the town.
Leh is located at a height of 11,500 feet above sea level, 424
kilometres from Srinagar.
Jammu and Kashmir Police has set up two camps and were providing food
and shelter to nearly 2,000 people, Khoda said, adding that the camps
would remain operational till alternate arrangements were being made.
Fifty Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) [paramilitary] jawans
[soldiers] were rescued from the flooded areas, Khoda said, adding the
JKAP [Jammu and Kashmir Armed Police] building was also washed away in
the rains.
Source: PTI news agency, New Delhi, in English 1256gmt 06 Aug 10
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