Archive · 20 Jul 2025
Central Team Concludes Visit to Flood-Hit Mandi
A central team has finished inspecting the damage in Mandi, India, caused by heavy rain.
They will write a report soon.
Flash floods and landslides killed 15 people and 27 are still missing.
Many houses and animals were also lost.
The government is working to fix roads, water, and power, but it's a temporary fix.
The local leader plans to ask for more financial help from the central government to help those affected by the disaster.
The damage is estimated to be a lot of money.
Central team concludes visit to rain-hit Mandi, will submit report.
Fifteen deaths and 27 missing after flash floods and landslides in Mandi.
854 houses damaged and 857 livestock perished in the disaster.
Loss in Seraj constituency alone is pegged at around Rs 1,000 crore.
Restoration of roads, water, and power supply is temporary.
- Who
- A central team, led by Jai Ram Thakur, inspected the affected areas.
- What
- Central team concluded a visit to assess damage from flash floods and landslides.
- When
- The visit concluded recently, following the disaster on the intervening night of June 30 and July 1.
- Where
- Mandi district, Himachal Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To assess damage and provide aid.
Authorities' Efforts
Aid and Financial Assistance
Restoration efforts
Authorities' Efforts
Government is working to restore essential services, though on a temporary basis.
Aid and Financial Assistance
N/A
Rehabilitation plans
Authorities' Efforts
Efforts underway to rehabilitate affected families.
Aid and Financial Assistance
N/A
- Deaths
- 15
- Missing
- 27
- Damaged Houses
- 854
- Livestock perished
- 857
- Loss in Seraj
- Rs 1,000 crore