After Joshimath, cracks appear in houses in Uttarakhand’s Karnprayag; people seek govt help
The Hindu
The District Disaster Management Authority, Chamoli on Monday issued a bulletin related to disaster management in view of landslides happening in the Joshimath area
Cracks appeared at around 50 houses and various minor landslides have taken place at Bahuguna Nagar of Karnprayag.
The local municipality has requested Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami's government for help. This comes amid the issue of land subsidence in Joshimath.
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Many families of Bahuguna Nagar have left their homes and taken shelter with their relatives staying in other areas.
Thirty families of Karnprayag Upper Bazar Ward are also in danger of disaster.
The victims are apparently requesting the State Government for help. Meanwhile, the District Disaster Management Authority, Chamoli on Monday issued a bulletin related to disaster management in view of landslides happening in the Joshimath area.
According to the bulletin, cracks have been noticed in a total of 678 buildings in the Joshimath town area. In view of security, a total of 81 families have been temporarily displaced."
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