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Jammu and Kashmir floods: Situation still grim,
rescue operations on

Villagers look on at a missing section of a bridge
across the overflowing Tawi river that was swept
away as flooding continues in the Mandal area of
Jammu

Army soldiers during relief operation to
rescue the passengers of a marriage party
bus who were washed away in flash floods
in Rajouri district of Jammu & Kashmir

The Indian Air Force on Sunday airlifted 180
jawans who were posted at various border area
posts along flood-affected India-Pakistan
border in Jammu sector.
A total of over 180 BSF and Army jawans were
evacuated from various border-area posts in
Jammu sector today, air officer commanding
(AoC), Jammu IAF station, Air Commodore PE
Patange told reporters here.
Of these, over 80 BSF jawans and over 100 Army
jawans have been airlifted from flood-trapped
areas, he said.
Most of the border belts have been flooded
causing threat to posts and jawans their.
Floods have badly hit security infrastructure
along India-Pakistan border including border
outposts (BoPs) and fencing as choppers of
Indian Air Force (IAF) and Army Aviation Corps
on Saturday airlifted 108 BSF and Army men
from forward areas.
IAF's Condors in Jammu also reached out to
trapped people in flash-floods in Jammu and
evacuated 627 people by braving adverse weather
conditions and poor visibility.
Floods have inundated most the stretches of
border fencing and trapped BSF jawans in BoPs
and also Army jawans in forward posts along
international border in Jammu and Samba
sectors.
"The rescue and relief operation has been
intensified in view of the betterment of the
weather. It will continue till all people trapped in
floods are rescued," the AoC said.
He said that our priority is to save the lives
first besides carrying out airdropping of ration,
medicines to the trapped people.

Control rooms are being set up at Srinagar,
Jammu and New Delhi to monitor and coordinate
the rescue and relief operations.
The telephone numbers of the control rooms are:
New Delhi Jammu & Kashmir House
011-24611210, 24611108; Srinagar 0194-2452138;
and Jammu 0191-2560401.
Anybody seeking assistance pertaining to the
flood crisis in J&K may also approach home
ministry's control room in New Delhi, the
telephone numbers for which are: (011) 23093054,
23092763, 23093564, 23092923, 23092885,
23093566, 23093563.

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