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Army rescues passengers stranded in snow at Khardung La

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Published : Apr 23, 2021, 3:25 PM IST

Army said on the evening of April 21 due to heavy snowfall, vehicular traffic was disrupted along the route from North Pullu - Khardung La Top - South Pullu leading to civilian vehicles getting stranded near Khardung La Top and North Pullu.

Army rescues passengers stranded in snow at Khardung LaArmy rescues passengers stranded in snow at Khardung La
Army rescues passengers stranded in snow at Khardung La

Srinagar: Army troops of the Siachen brigade launched a rescue operation to extricate civilians stranded due to heavy snowfall near Khardung La Top in Ladakh, officials said on Friday.

Army rescues passengers stranded in snow at Khardung La
Army rescues passengers stranded in snow at Khardung La

Army said on the evening of April 21 due to heavy snowfall, vehicular traffic was disrupted along the route from North Pullu - Khardung La Top - South Pullu leading to civilian vehicles getting stranded near Khardung La Top and North Pullu.

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"At a distance of five Km from North Pullu towards Khardung La Top, three vehicles were stranded between snow slides and one vehicle had overturned. Indian Army detachments from North Pullu along with the Avalanche Rescue Teams cleared the snow slide and rescued eight civilians from the site," the Army said.

"After checking their health parameters at North Pullu, few civilians who were from nearby Khardung village were dropped off to their respective houses and the remainder were accommodated at Khalsar."

Army said at Khardung La Top, a total of 10 civilians and one Scorpio, one civil Gypsy and a minibus were rescued. They were provided immediate first aid and medical screening was carried out to check their vitals.

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"All these civilians were provided food and accommodation from within the limited resources available with the Indian Army detachment at the site," the Army said. "The timely and bold actions of the Indian Army in extreme weather saved a precious human life and was well appreciated by the locals."

IANS

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Srinagar: Army troops of the Siachen brigade launched a rescue operation to extricate civilians stranded due to heavy snowfall near Khardung La Top in Ladakh, officials said on Friday.

Army rescues passengers stranded in snow at Khardung La
Army rescues passengers stranded in snow at Khardung La

Army said on the evening of April 21 due to heavy snowfall, vehicular traffic was disrupted along the route from North Pullu - Khardung La Top - South Pullu leading to civilian vehicles getting stranded near Khardung La Top and North Pullu.

WATCH: Indian Army rescues children amidst shelling in Poonch

"At a distance of five Km from North Pullu towards Khardung La Top, three vehicles were stranded between snow slides and one vehicle had overturned. Indian Army detachments from North Pullu along with the Avalanche Rescue Teams cleared the snow slide and rescued eight civilians from the site," the Army said.

"After checking their health parameters at North Pullu, few civilians who were from nearby Khardung village were dropped off to their respective houses and the remainder were accommodated at Khalsar."

Army said at Khardung La Top, a total of 10 civilians and one Scorpio, one civil Gypsy and a minibus were rescued. They were provided immediate first aid and medical screening was carried out to check their vitals.

Exclusive video: Indian Army rescues over 500 people in Sikkim

"All these civilians were provided food and accommodation from within the limited resources available with the Indian Army detachment at the site," the Army said. "The timely and bold actions of the Indian Army in extreme weather saved a precious human life and was well appreciated by the locals."

IANS

Read:| Indian army rescues tourists trapped by snowstorm

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