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## BBC Monitoring Alert - INDIA

Released on 2012-08-19 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 853378
Date | 2010-08-08 14:12:08
From | marketing@mon.bbc.co.uk
To | translations@stratfor.com

Toll in Indian Kashmir floods rises to 145
Text of report by Indian news agency PTI
Choglumsar (Leh), 8 August: Rescue workers in India struggled through
piles of mud and slush looking for over 500 people missing in the
Friday's [6 August] devastating cloudburst that flattened villages and
snapped power and communication links, even as the death toll in the
tragedy Sunday mounted to 145.
The once picturesque landscape has turned into a disaster zone, with
tossed up vehicles lying scattered and mounds of silt and slush burying
houses made of mud called "gomfa" and shops.
Walking on the layers of unstable mud in one of the worst-hit Choglusmar
village, you could find the high tension wires hanging right next to
you.
Rescuers waded through knee-deep mud to extricate trapped people.
Personnel of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), army and General Reserve
Engineer Force (GREF) ploughed through the silt and boulders with earth
movers, cranes and other machines; tourists were seen giving a helping
hand.
The death toll has climbed to 145, while over 500 were still to be
accounted for after the cloudburst and flash floods, official sources
said.
Both the ITBP and the army have set up various camps to look after
hundreds of injured. The ITBP had also set up community kitchens along
the roads, which are feeding the homeless.
The biggest roadblock that rescue workers are facing is communication
breakdown as the BSNL office was severely damaged in the deluge.
"The major problem is due to the communication breakdown. If
communication is restored it, will help in coordination of rescue
operations in a better way," Pashi Tsetan, deputy director with the
development wing of the local administration, said.
The district hospital building had been inundated by the swirling
waters, forcing the administration to move to an under-construction
building.
Hundreds of people with bandages crowd the building. Doctors say many of
the injured were swept away by the deluge for considerable distances
before being rescued.
The bodies of two French nationals, identified as [names omitted], were
retrieved from under the debris, the sources said.
Meanwhile, army Sunday said 33 soldiers were washed away in flash floods
in Shyok river of Ladakh region near Siachen on Friday.
The army has sought the help of Pakistani authorities to trace the
personnel who were on duty on the Line of Control [Kashmir cease-fire
line] as they fear that they might have been swept away towards
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir [Pakistan-administered Kashmir] in the deluge.
A group of about 45 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel
have also joined the rescue efforts in Leh. The NDRF team has brought
with them high-tech equipment to gear up rescue operations.
"The focus is on rescue operations. This is a disaster of huge
proportions. The effort of all agencies is to rescue the maximum number
of people," said ITBP DIG [deputy inspector-general] P.K. Dhasmana, who
is leading hundreds of rescuers.
As many as 1,314 passengers, mostly Indian and foreign tourists, were
airlifted from Leh and brought to Delhi, Aviation Ministry sources said.
JET airways and Air India operated four flights each and Kingfisher
three to carry medical and other relief material, doctors and paramedics
to help affected people in Leh, they said.
Three IL-76 and four AN-32 aircraft carrying relief material reached Leh
this morning.
"We have recovered 145 bodies so far, while the number of missing is
around 500," an official said, adding, the toll may go up.
ITBP is helping plug the breaches to make NH-1A between Srinagar-Kargil
and Kargil-Leh functional. Faced with an acute shortage of clean
drinking water, the ITBP has dispatched tankers containing drinking
water to the affected areas, Deepak Pandey spokesperson for the border
guarding force said.
The force has also established a medical camp in Saboo village, which is
located above Chuglumsar village, Pandey said.
Bodies of eleven persons were Sunday flown in an Indian Air Force plane
to Udhampur in Jammu region, from where they were sent to Jammu and
Kashmir [Indian-administered Kashmir], Punjab and Rajasthan, police
said.
Source: PTI news agency, New Delhi, in English 1346gmt 08 Aug 10
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