Uttarakhand / Dharchula : Jewelery and goods worth lakhs were recovered from the landslide in Malli Bazar, six houses were demolished on July 28

In Dharchula’s Malli Bazar, the work is going on to find valuables from the landlocked houses in the landslide. Army’s Kumaon Scout jawans and administration team took out ornaments and items worth lakhs buried in the rubble and handed them over to the affected families.

On July 28, on the Tanakpur-Tawaghat NH, six houses, including Verma located in Malli Bazar, were demolished due to falling boulders and debris in Eldhara. The administration had taken people to safer places before the accident, but many valuables of people were also buried in the boulders and debris. The Kumaon Scouts of the Indian Army carried out a rescue operation and took out valuables worth Rs 10 to 12 lakh and gave it to the affected.

From eight o’clock on Monday night, the Kumaon scouts of the army commanded officers Colonel Ajaypal Singh and Lt. The rescue operation was carried out for two hours under the leadership of Colonel Mohan Chandra. During this, jewelery worth six to seven lakh rupees of the Verma family and goods worth five to six lakhs were taken out from the damaged warehouse of businessman Sushil Aggarwal from the debris.

Let us inform that for the last six days, Colonel Ajay Pal of Kumaon Scout of the Army, Lt. 50 jawans under the leadership of Colonel Mohan Chandra, AC Ajay Pant and 19 jawans of NDRF, Sub Inspector and five jawans of SDRF, Assistant Commandant Brijmohan of SSB, Inspector Sudarshan Singh and 25 jawans, Kotwal Kunwar Singh Rawat and ten jawans are continuously doing rescue work. are. SDM also remains on the spot.