Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Monsoon Havoc in Himachal Pradesh: 108 Roads Shut
Heavy monsoon rains have been causing a lot of trouble in Himachal Pradesh, India.
Many roads are closed because of landslides, and some people have lost their lives.
The weather is expected to stay bad until August 2.
Authorities are working hard to fix the roads and restore water and power, but they are telling people to stay safe and avoid traveling unless necessary.
108 roads remain shut due to landslides and debris.
Heavy rainfall expected until August 2, with widespread disruptions.
15 people have died in rain-related incidents since June 30.
Mandi and Kullu districts are the worst-hit with the most road closures.
Water supply disruptions have increased to 38 schemes, while power supply is improving.
- Who
- Residents and authorities in Himachal Pradesh.
- What
- Monsoon rains causing widespread disruption.
- When
- Ongoing since June 30, with forecast until August 2.
- Where
- Himachal Pradesh, India.
- Why
- Heavy rainfall leading to landslides, road closures, and service disruptions.
Residents and Travelers
Authorities and Emergency Services
Travel Advisory
Residents and Travelers
Residents and travelers are advised to avoid unnecessary travel due to the risk of landslides and flash floods.
Authorities and Emergency Services
Authorities are working to restore roads and essential services, but caution travelers against venturing into affected areas.
- Affected Roads
- 108 roads remain shut due to landslides and debris.
- Rainfall Forecast
- Heavy to very heavy rainfall expected until August 2.
- Fatalities
- 15 people have died in rain-related incidents since June 30.
- Wettest Location
- Khandaghat in Solan recorded substantial rainfall.
- Water Supply Disruptions
- 38 water supply schemes disrupted.
- Power Supply Status
- 9 distribution transformers still affected.
