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## BBC Monitoring Alert - INDIA

Released on 2012-08-19 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 867105
Date | 2010-08-11 03:59:05
From | marketing@mon.bbc.co.uk
To | translations@stratfor.com

Twenty-three foreigners among 166 killed in Indian Kashmir floods
Text of report by Indian news agency PTI
Leh, 10 August: Three French nationals, an Italian and a Spaniard were
among 23 foreigners killed in cloudburst and flash floods that
devastated Leh last Friday [6 August], even as 73 injured people,
including security personnel, were Tuesday flown out of the region by
IAF [Indian Air Force] for medical help.
The toll in the tragedy rose to 166, with 400 people still missing,
official sources said.
Three French citizens - [names omitted], an Italian identified as [name
omitted] and [name omitted] from Spain have been declared dead, they
said.
Sixteen of those killed are from Nepal, namely Nema Zangmo, Tsering
Neklal, Bakta Bahadur, Kama Lama, Ajay Raina, Khunchok Gelak, Lakpa
Gyalmo, Shekhar, Mahurdin Ansari, Manee Patel, Ramesh Patel, Narai Badur
Sume, Santosh Kumar, Nel Badur, Saryanareyan Chaudhary and Anil
Chaudhary, they said.
Two other victims were Tibetans. They were identified as Pasang Tsering
and Tsering Yangkyid, the sources said.
Meanwhile, 73 people, including 49 security personnel, who were injured
at different places following cloudburst, were brought to Udhampur from
Leh for treatment in an IL-76 transport aircraft this morning, group
captain of Indian Air Force P.M. Vithalkar said.
A special control room has been set up in the Ministry of External
Affairs to streamline the collation and dissemination of information on
foreigners affected by the tragedy.
"Information about Indians and foreign nationals who have sadly lost
their lives, have been injured or are stranded in different parts is
being collated by agencies involved in rescue and relief effort," the
ministry said.
Even as a massive relief and rescue operation continued, the state
Revenue Department has begun a painstaking exercise to gauge the extent
of economic damage suffered by the district.
"What we feel is that 40 per cent of our infrastructure, which is
irrigation canals, link roads and bridges, have been destroyed. Another
40 per cent have been partially damaged. May be 20 per cent is intact,"
Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Chairman Chering Dorjay told
PTI.
He said the cloudburst has severely affected agriculture. "We now have a
standing crop but all the irrigation canals have been washed away,
especially the headworks. In some places, the nallahs [drains] have
become deeper by as much as 20 ft," he said.
Even at a rough estimate, it will take a minimum of two years for the
disaster-hit district to be rebuilt and this would involve thousands of
tonnes of cement, steel, bitumen and other construction materials, he
said.
The Leh calamity figured in the Lok Sabha [lower house of parliament]
today with two Congress members from Jammu and Kashmir
[Indian-administered Kashmir] requesting the centre [federal government]
to ensure all support in rehabilitation of the affected.
"Calamity has struck Ladakh. Thousands are still missing," Lal Singh
said during Zero Hour. Noting that the Centre had announced an ex-gratia
relief of 1 lakh [one lakh equals 100,000] rupees to each of those
killed, he said it was not enough.
His party colleague from the state, Madan Lal Sharma, also raised the
issue, saying thousands of people have been left homeless by the
tragedy.
BJP [Bharatiya Janata Party] leader L.K. Advani asked his party MPs
[Members of Parliament] to donate 10,000 rupees from their salary for
providing relief to the victims and suggested that the MPLAD [Member of
Parliament Local Area Development] funds be diverted for rehabilitation
and rebuilding of the region.
"In the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting today, Advani suggested that all
MPs should give 10,000 rupees from their salary to Sangh Parivar's Sewa
Bharti, which is active in providing relief to the people affected by
flash floods in Leh," deputy leader of BJP in Rajya Sabha [upper house
of parliament], S.S. Ahluwalia said in New Delhi. The money will be
collected by the party and sent to Sewa Bharti soon, he said. "We will
take up this issue through Lok Sabha speaker and Rajya Sabha chairman in
both houses of parliament for diverting funds of members for Leh flash
floods," Ahluwalia said.
Several labourers from Chhattisgarh [central state], who were working in
the region, are reported missing, while seven were found dead following
the floods, the party said. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh has
promised all help to bring the survivors back to their home state and
provide relief to the families of the dead.
Source: PTI news agency, New Delhi, in English 1452gmt 10 Aug 10
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