Normal life is being severely affected due to heavy rains in Uttarakhand. Traffic has been disrupted due to debris, boulder and landlords on the Yamunotri and Badrinath highways. The water level of the Yamuna river in the Sainachatti region increased so much that the water started flowing over the motor bridge, due to which the bridge has reached a condition of danger.

The rain water entered many hotels so much that it is coming from one side and leaving from the other side. The first floors of many hotels have been submerged, causing panic among the local people. Local residents Jaipal Singh Rawat, Navdeep Singh, Baldev Singh and Shailendra Singh Rana said that they spent the whole night, because the flow of water could harm at any time.

Road closed in many places due to debris

At present, the rain has stopped and the weather is clear, but the danger is still not averted. The road has been blocked due to heavy debris in Kamda area near Paganala, Bhanerpani, Nandprayag and Gauchar on the Badrinath highway. There are long queues of vehicles on both sides of the highway, and the pilgrims are waiting for the way to open.

The work of removing debris has been started by the administration and movement has started at some places, but debris is still stored on the hill side, which can shut down the route at any time. Pilgrims from Gujarat said that it took them 16 hours to cover the distance from Srinagar to Pipalkoti, as the Badrinath road is in a very dangerous situation.

Mountains are constantly craving

Apart from this, the highway is also completely closed in areas like Kamera and Simli-Gwaladam-Almora Highway near Gauchar, Nauli, Ming Gadera and Kaal Jabar. Due to continuous rains, mountains are cracking and big piles of debris have accumulated on the roads.

District Magistrate Sandeep Tiwari said that the work of removing debris in all the affected areas and opening roads is going on a war footing. It is the effort of the administration that normal traffic was restored as soon as possible

Heavy losses in these areas

The weather in Uttarakhand is overshadowing the normal life. Mountainous districts like Tehri and Rudraprayag have caused widespread damage due to excess rainfall, while the Meteorological Department has warned that Uttarakhand is not going to get any relief from rain at the moment.

During the month of August, the continuous rains in the entire state have created a disaster -like situation in many areas. On August 30, in Dehradun, Uttarkashi and Bageshwar districts, there is a possibility of shining lightning with heavy to very heavy rains and roaring.

Orange alert issued in these districts

The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for these three districts. At the same time, Tehri Garhwal, Rudraprayag, Chamoli, Pithoragarh and Pauri Garhwal district have predicted heavy rains somewhere.

Yellow alert will continue for the remaining 11 districts with Orange Alerts in Dehradun and Bageshwar on 31 August. On September 1, there will be orange alert in Dehradun, Pithoragarh, Nainital and Bageshwar districts, while Yellow alert will continue for the rest of the districts. Orange alert has been issued on September 2 in Chamoli, Bageshwar and Dehradun due to heavy rains.

Meteorological Department asked to be vigilant

According to the Meteorological Department, Yellow alert means to keep an eye on the rain and be cautious. Orange alert means to increase vigilance in view of the danger caused by rain and be prepared for necessary action. In the event of red alert, immediate security measures should be taken.

In the next 24 hours, there is a possibility of heavy and heavy rain in various areas of Bageshwar, Chamoli, Dehradun and Rudraprayag districts like Chakrata, Doiwala, Badrinath, Kedarnath, Sonprayag, Joshimath, Tharali, Kapkot, Vikasnagar.

In Uttarakhand, the Meteorological Department has declared a red alert of heavy rain in many districts on August 12. During this time, there has been a warning of extremely heavy rain. In view of this, a holiday has been announced in all schools from class one to 12 in seven districts of the state.

The Meteorological Department has issued an alert for heavy rain in most parts of the state today. The weather in the state will be bad for the next few days. During this time, there has been warning of celestial lightning and heavy rains with clouds.

Due to rain, rivers, drains and donkeys have increased in the mountainous and plains of many districts and there is a danger of landslides. In this way, this step has been taken by the Disaster Management Department in view of the safety of students.

Schools will be closed in these districts today

In view of the bad weather in Uttarakhand, instructions have been given to keep schools in seven districts in Nainital, Pauri Garhwal, Champawat, Uttarkashi, Udham Singh Nagar, Bageshwar and Rudraprayag seven districts today.

It has been said in this order that due to heavy rains on August 12, there will be a holiday in all government, semi -government and private schools (classes 1 to 12th) of these districts. Along with schools, all Anganwadi centers have also been declared a holiday today.

The Chief Education Officer and the District Magistrate have been instructed to ensure compliance with this order. In the event of a violation of the order, strict action has been warned against the concerned.

Temporary ban on Kedarnath Yatra also

Let us know that heavy rains are also affecting Chardham Yatra. In view of the warning of bad weather in Rudraprayag, the district administration has stopped the Kedarnath Yatra till 14 August for the next three days. In Rudraprayag, the Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall at many places on August 12, 13 and 14.

In view of the warning of heavy rain, the administration has temporarily stopped the journey of Kedarnath Dham for the next three days in view of the safety of passengers. Along with this, according to the guidelines of the State Disaster Management Department, all departments have been instructed to stay on alert during this period.

A group of 28 tourists from Kerala have also gone missing after heavy landslides caused by cloudburst on Tuesday (August 5, 2025) in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. This information has been given by the family members of Kerala -based tourists.

A relative of a couple in the tourist group said that out of these 28 people, 20 are from Kerala, who have settled in Maharashtra, while the remaining eight people live from different districts of Kerala. He told that the couple’s son had last talked to him a day before.

Passengers were on a visit to Gangotri from Uttarkashi

The relative said, ‘He told that he was going to Gangotri from Uttarkashi at around 8.30 am that day. There was a landslide on the same route. We are not able to contact him since he left. He said that the travel agency in Haridwar had organized a 10 -day Uttarakhand trip. The travel agency is also unable to give any information about the group.

He said, ‘The battery of his phone may have been over by then. There is currently no mobile network in that area.

5th body extracted from debris in Dharali

At least four 4 deaths have been confirmed in the disaster that occurred after a cloudburst on Tuesday (August 5, 2025) in Dharali, an ecological sensitive area of Uttarakhand, while the 5th body has also been taken out. Officials said that about half of the Dharali has been covered in mud, debris and flood waters due to landslides. This village is a major stop of the road leading to Gangotri, the origin of Ganga and there are many hotels and homestands here.

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Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami informed about the devastation caused by a cloudburst in Dharali on Wednesday (August 6, 2025). The Chief Minister said, ‘The Indian Army has so far rescued 190 people to a safe place. Prime Minister Modi has also assured us of all possible help, all the works are being done under his guidance. Appropriate treatment is being provided to all the injured by bringing AIIMS Hospital. Right now the road is interrupted there, an attempt is being made to correct it. As soon as possible, the weather is not correct as soon as possible, but we are engaged in relief rescue work.

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There has been a severe devastation caused by cloudburst in Dharahali of Uttarkashi, after which the administration is constantly doing a rescue operation. A quick deployment of senior police officers and special police forces has been done by the Uttarakhand government for disaster relief work. Of these, 300 police personnel including two IG, three SPs, one commandant, 11 deputy SP have been dispatched.

Keeping in view the seriousness of the natural disaster in the Dharali area of Uttarkashi district, the Director General of Police has immediately deployed senior police officers and special police forces to run relief and rescue operations effectively. So that relief work can be expedited. These officers have been dispatched immediately.

Two IG three SPs posted in Uttarkashi

Senior Police Inspector General of Police SDRF Mr. Arun Mohan Joshi, Inspector General of Police Garhwal Zone, Mr. Rajiv Swaroop, Mr. Pradeep Kumar Rai, Mr. Amit Srivastava (First) and Mr. Surjit Singh Panwar, Mrs. Shweta Choubey, 1 Deputy Commandant and 11 Deputy SP have been sent to Uttarkashi, who will lead to relief and coordination works.

Also, to make disaster management more empowered, 140 soldiers of the 40th Corps PAC (E Company) and IRB II, Dehradun’s C Company have also been sent to Northkashi.

Rescue operation intensified

In addition, a total of 160 policemen (from inspectors to reserve levels) have been sent to the affected area with necessary disaster relief equipment from Dehradun, Haridwar, Pauri and Tehri districts, so that the local administration can be given rapid support to the local administration.

The purpose of these quick, coordinated and strong efforts is to make relief, rescue and rehabilitation work done with quickness and effectiveness by minimizing loss of life in the disaster affected area. Efforts are being made by the administration to provide assistance to every affected person as soon as possible. The police force has been instructed to do 24 × 7 continuously relief and rescue operations.

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A major accident occurred on the project site of the under -construction power company THDC at Hallung, Joshimath in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, where a large part of the mountain suddenly collapsed near the site. At the time when this accident happened, more than 200 workers were working on the dam site. Some people have also suffered injuries in this accident.

The accident took place on the diversion site of Vishnugad-Peepalkoti Hydroelectric Project being built on the banks of Alaknanda, where THDC’s assistant HCC company is working. Hundreds of laborers are engaged in work on this site. Suddenly at 11 am today, the mountain began to crack on this site.

It is being told that as soon as big stones were seen coming down from the mountain, there was chaos on the site and the workers started running around to save their lives. Some laborers have also suffered minor injuries in this accident. However, it has been a mistake that no loss of life and property has been confirmed at present.

After 11 o’clock in the site of HCC, the contractor of the power company HCC, under construction at Hallong, Joshimath in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, the information about the injuries of four laborers, the police has left for the spot, but the administration has not yet reached the spot. pic.twitter.com/tauybbcoyz

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The video of this incident is also going viral on social media, which can be seen how the entire rock starts falling over the dam. Many laborers can also be seen running in this video. After which panic spread throughout the area.

Preparation for rescue operation fast

After the accident, Tehsil administration and SDRF teams have left for the scene of the incident. Preparations are being made to start relief and rescue operations. The injured laborers have been sent to the hospital for treatment. However, no one has suffered a deep injury in this accident.

Due to the continuous rains on the mountains, the mountains are getting weaker and in this way there are reports of breaking of rocks. The administration has also forbidden people to move towards the mountains during the rainy season. The administration teams have already been placed on alert mode.

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Uttarakhand weather today: Red and orange alerts have been issued once again in Uttarakhand for heavy rains. According to the forecast issued by the Indian Meteorological Department, Dehradun on June 29, there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rainfall in many districts of the state for the next few days.

The Meteorological Department has warned of extremely intense rainfall in some areas, which can affect life. In such a situation, the Uttarakhand State Disaster Management Authority has alerted all the districts of the state. Today one day holiday has been announced in all schools.

According to the forecast, on June 30, there is a possibility of heavy rains in Dehradun, Uttarkashi, Rudraprayag, Tehri, Pauri, Haridwar, Nainital, Champawat and Udham Singh Nagar districts, for which a red alert has been issued. Orange alert has been issued for the rest of the districts. Apart from this, on 1 and 2 July, there may be heavy to very heavy rainfall in the entire state. On July 3, there is a possibility of heavy rains again in Bageshwar, Rudraprayag and Nainital.

Strict instructions given to officers
The state government has instructed all the District Magistrates to ensure necessary preparations. The local administration has been asked to monitor the movement, increase monitoring in sensitive areas and keep relief teams deployed. All officers and departmental nodal officers associated with disaster management will be on high alert.

Departments like National Highway, Public Works Department, PMGSY, ADB, BRO, CPWD have been asked to make arrangements to open it immediately if a road is interrupted due to rain. At the same time, all revenue sub -inspectors, village development officers and panchayat officers have been instructed to compulsorily stand in their field.

Administration in action in view of the weather
Police posts and police stations are also instructed to stay in alert mode with disaster related equipment. All officers and employees have been asked to keep mobiles on so that in any emergency, contact remains. Officials have been instructed to keep umbrella, rainy, flashlight, helmets and necessary ingredients in their vehicles.

If people get trapped in an area, then orders have also been given to ensure preparations to deliver necessary food and medicines. The state government and the disaster management department have appealed to the common citizens not to avoid unnecessary travel, do not go to rivers and drains and contact the administration in the event of any disaster. Keep an eye on government sources for the latest information related to the weather.

All schools in the state announced holiday today

In view of bad weather, one day holiday has been declared in all schools across the state. Secretary Disaster Management Vinod Kumar Suman said that today the Meteorological Department has issued a red alert of rain. In view of this, one day holiday is declared on 30 June 2025 in all educational institutions and Anganwadi centers operated from classes 1 to 12. During this time, all Anganwadi centers along with all government/non -government and private schools will remain closed.

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