J&K’s Ramban reels under flash floods: 3 dead, market washed away, landslides wreak havoc, NH 44 closed

Jammu and Kashmir floods: All schools to remain shut on April 21 amid heavy rains

Kashmir valley has been lashed by heavy rains over the past 48 hours even as the weather office has forecast more precipitation over the next 24 hours.

Heavy rain, landslides trigger chaos in J&K's Ramban, 3 dead; relief efforts on

Education minister Sakina Ittoo announced that all schools in Kashmir will remain closed on Monday due to heavy rainfall.

Ramban landslide: Schools, govt institutions closed today due to heavy rainfall and cloudburst

At least three people, including two children, lost their lives after a landslide hit Jammu and Kashmir's Ramban district on Sunday (April 20). Heavy rainfall due to cloudbursts triggered flash floods and landslides in several areas of Ramban today. The schools and government institutions will remain shut on Monday (April 21) amid heavy showers.  Schools shut amid heavy showers in Ramban Deputy Commissioner (DEO), Ramban posted on X and said, "I…

J&K’s Ramban reels under flash floods: 3 dead, market washed away, landslides wreak havoc, NH 44 closed

J&K: Heavy rainfall from cloudbursts caused flash floods and landslides in Ramban district, leading to the closure of NH 44. Three died, and over 100 people were rescued. Here are the latest updates

3 dead as heavy rain triggers landslides in Jammu and Kashmir, road to Kashmir blocked

Heavy rain has also triggered landslides and mudslides at nearly a dozen places between Nashri and Banihal along Jammu-Srinagar National Highway Three people have died and the Srinagar-Jammu national highway, the lifeline of the Valley, has been shut after heavy rain caused landslides and triggered flash floods in the Union Territory. Visuals show trucks stuck and vehicles submerged in the debris. Among the areas worst affected by the calamity i…

Salal Dam Gates Reopened Amid Rising Chenab Water Levels; CM Omar Abdullah Reviews Flood Havoc In J&K

Reasi (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], April 22: In response to the heavy rainfall in the upper catchment areas of Jammu and Kashmir, authorities reopened the gates of Salal Dam in Reasi on Tuesday as a precautionary measure against the rising water level in the Chenab River. Ashiq Hussain, an officer from the control room, confirmed that villagers residing both upstream and downstream of the river were alerted about the rising water levels. He emph…