Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Army Rescues Civilians, Delivers Relief in Flood-Hit Regions
The Indian Army is helping people in areas hit by floods in Jammu, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh.
They have rescued over 5,000 people and given out 21 tonnes of supplies like food and water.
The army is using helicopters and other resources to save lives and bring essential items to those in need.
The relief operations began on August 16th, with troops and medical teams quickly deployed to help.
The Indian Army conducted rescue and relief operations in flood-affected regions.
Over 5,000 civilians were rescued across Jammu, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh.
21 tonnes of relief material were provided to the affected population.
The operations included support from Army Aviation and Indian Air Force helicopters.
Operations began on August 16th.
- Who
- Indian Army
- What
- Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief operations
- When
- Starting August 16
- Where
- Jammu, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh
- Why
- To rescue civilians and provide relief in flood-affected areas
- Civilians Rescued
- Over 5,000
- Relief Material
- 21 tonnes
- Affected Regions
- Jammu, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh
- Army Operation Start Date
- August 16
- Participating Forces
- Army, Air Force
Sources
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