Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Landslides Shut Roads in Himachal Pradesh
In Himachal Pradesh, India, heavy rains caused landslides and flash floods, closing many roads and affecting water supplies and electricity.
The weather department warned of more heavy rain, and people were advised to boil their water to avoid getting sick.
Some houses were in danger because of landslides, and the coldest and hottest places in the state were reported.
134 roads closed due to landslides and flash floods in Himachal Pradesh.
Heavy to very heavy rain predicted from July 27 to 30.
35 to 89 water supply schemes and 43 to 78 transformers affected.
Keylong was the coldest place at 11.3 degrees Celsius.
Neri was the hottest place at 32.1 degrees Celsius.
- Who
- Residents and authorities in Himachal Pradesh
- What
- Landslides and flash floods triggered by torrential rains
- When
- From July 24 to July 30
- Where
- Himachal Pradesh, India
- Why
- Due to heavy rainfall and subsequent landslides and flash floods
Environmental Concerns
Infrastructure Development
Road Closures
Environmental Concerns
Landslides and flash floods have caused significant road closures, highlighting the need for better environmental management and disaster preparedness.
Infrastructure Development
Infrastructure development, including proper hill cutting regulations, is necessary to prevent such disruptions and ensure safe travel.
- Roads Closed
- 134 roads closed due to landslides and flash floods
- Affected Districts
- Mandi, Kullu, Chamba, Sirmaur, Shimla, Kangra, Lahaul and Spiti, Una, Bilaspur
- Water Supply Schemes Affected
- 35 to 89
- Transformers Affected
- 43 to 78
- Rainfall Predictions
- Heavy to very heavy rain predicted from July 27 to 30
- Coldest Place
- Keylong at 11.3 degrees Celsius
- Hottest Place
- Neri at 32.1 degrees Celsius