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## BBC Monitoring Alert - INDIA

Released on 2012-08-19 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 852777
Date | 2010-08-07 13:50:08
From | marketing@mon.bbc.co.uk
To | translations@stratfor.com

Around 130 killed, over 600 missing in Indian Kashmir floods
Text of report by Indian news agency PTI
Leh, 7 August: With the recovery of more bodies, the toll in the
cloudburst here Saturday [7 August] climbed to 130 even as 600 more are
feared washed away in the calamity that was followed by torrential rains
and flash floods devastating this Himalayan town in Ladakh region in
India's northernmost state Jammu & Kasmir [Indian-administered Kashmir].
Sources fear that the death toll could cross over 500 as several far
flung villages were yet to be accessed by rescue teams in this
high-altitude terrain.
"We have recovered 130 bodies so far and at least 370 are injured. The
number of missing is yet to be ascertained," State Police Chief Kuldeep
Khoda said, adding the toll may go up.
A small village before Choglumsur, which bore the brunt of the incessant
rains, was completely wiped out as rescue workers were looking for
survivors in the mud slush and debris.
Over 200 people were still reported to be missing from the worst-hit
village Choglumsar, 13 kms from here.
A contractor told senior state administration officials that 150
labourers employed by him were missing from Shyong village where he had
lodged them. The colony was set up along Indus river and the officials
feared that many huts would have been washed away in the flash floods.
The Army has been asked to give an account of local and outstation
labourers.
Authorities said that the Army had suffered losses in Turtuk area. Some
of the villages along the Chang La pass, world's second highest
motorable road, were also believed to have been washed away in the
torrential rains.
Union Minister Farooq Abdullah reached the area Saturday morning from
Kashmir. Later two of his cabinet colleagues -- Ghulam Nabi Azad and
Prithviraj Chavan -- also reached here after making an earlier
unsuccessful attempt to land.
State Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had Friday visited the affected areas
and made an on-the-spot assessment of the situation.
Army spokesman Colonel J S Brar told PTI that rescue operations which
had slowed down due to heavy rains have picked up again.
"Two commercial planes have landed...A relief plane is about to reach,"
he said.
Police, Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBP) and civil administration
are collectively involved in the rescue operation.
"Police and ITBP have established camps in the affected area. Civil
administration is helping to its maximum," Brar said.
"Among the injured, 300 have been treated...The other injured are
treated in army hospital. The 31 Army jawans missing haven't still been
located. We found a body," he said.
President Pratibha Patil and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had Friday
expressed grief over the tragedy.
An ex-gratia relief of Rs one lakh each was announced by the Prime
Minister to next of kin of each of the deceased.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister of Maharashtra state in west India Ashok
Chavan called the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and expressed grief
over the loss of lives in the Leh cloudburst.
Chavan rang up Omar and offered all possible help from Maharashtra.
Abdullah thanked Chavan for the gesture, an official in Mumbai said.
Source: PTI news agency, New Delhi, in English 0843gmt 07 Aug 10
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