Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami met the disaster victims of Dharali at Uttarkashi PWD Guest House. After meeting the CM, one of the victims, Mahendra Chauhan said that my sister, brother -in -law and nephew are stranded there. His phone switch off since the disaster tomorrow.

Mahendra said that CM Dhami has assured that the heli service will be started soon so that people can be saved from the spot. My sister, her husband and her child are missing since yesterday. I have not been able to talk to him since this incident.

Mahendra looked emotional while talking to the journalist. He said that the last time was talked about between 1-1.30 pm. He could not be contacted since then. CM has assured that you will be delivered to you as soon as possible.

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Earlier on Wednesday, August 6, the Chief Minister surveyed the flood -affected area by helicopter. He told, ‘Rescue work is being done fast. Teams of Army, Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force and State Disaster Response Force have reached the spot. About 70-80 people have been rescued … a road is blocked. District Magistrate and Superintendent of Police level officials have left on the spot. This is a challenging situation because it is still raining there.

Dhami said that food and medicines have been arranged and 160 police personnel including three Superintendent of Police officials have been deployed to distribute ration and monitor it. He said that three senior officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) have been made a nodal officer for relief and rescue operations.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami conducted an aerial survey of cloudburst and flood affected areas at Dharli in Uttarkashi. After this, while talking to reporters, the CM said that all the agencies are engaged in relief and rescue work.

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said, ‘Now all our agencies are working in the disaster that has come here tomorrow and the people of the army are also working. In the rescue operation, all the people including ITBP, SDRF, NDRF and local people are engaged in rescue operations. Yesterday 130 people were rescued. Search and rescue operations continue. The roads and some bridges have become difficult to reach the spot due to damage. The Disaster Operations Center at Dehradun is working 24 hours to provide all possible assistance. We are trying to evacuate all. I want to thank Prime Minister Modi for providing all possible help. Prime Minister Modi still took details of the rescue operation.

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PM Modi spoke to CM Dhami

Earlier, the Chief Minister’s Office of Uttarakhand said in a statement- Prime Minister Narendra Modi today spoke to Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on the phone and inquired about the recent disaster and relief and rescue operations in Dharli area of Uttarakhand district. Chief Minister Dhami told the Prime Minister that the state government is engaged in relief and rescue operations with full readiness. There are difficulties in some areas due to continuous heavy rains, but all the concerned agencies are working coordinated to provide quick assistance to the affected people. Prime Minister Modi assured all possible assistance from the central government.