Four dead and slightly missing after Indian Himalaya Ovalovin

At least four people were killed and a few others went missing after the avalanche came to the Northern Indian state of Uttarakand, the authorities said.

The rescue operation was carried out after the Tibet border is divided on Friday in the village of Mani.

About 50 people who were buried under the snow and garbage were rescued, but four died of injuries, the Indian army said.

The helicopters were located in search of five people who are still not taken into account in the Himalayan city, he added.

Uttarakhand State Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said the rescue crews “constantly participated in help” after the avalanche, which went to the border road organization camp.

He added that the government sought to provide all possible assistance to the victims at this time of the crisis.

Frame Posted on x On Friday, the Indo -Tibet Border Police showed that rescuers carrying people on a stretcher and walked through a few feet of snow – even when more snow continued.

Gavrov Kunwar, a former member of the Rural Council Mana, said BBC News on Friday In the area where the avalanch hit was a “migration zone” and “no one lives there”.

“Only workers who work on the border roads remain there in winter,” he added.

“There is also some presence in the army. We heard that it was raining for two days. The road workers were in the camp when it was caught.”

The India’s Meteorological Department warned on Friday about heavy rainfall and snow in the Northern Indian states Himachal Pradesh and Uttars, as well as Jamm and Kashmir.

Orange alerts were also issued for snowfall in several areas of Himachal -Pradesh and Jamma and Kashmir.