Out of all the places in the state Mandi is among the worst affected district. Here more than 200 roads have been either damaged or completely blocked.
The monsoon has reactivated across India, bringing heavy rainfall to multiple states. IMD alerts are in place, affecting daily life, travel, and offering relief from heat in several regions.
Despite a slowdown in the monsoon, heavy rain alerts remain for parts of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Uttarakhand, while Delhi-NCR continues to face heat and humidity with no rain expected.
Delhi to face humid heat with no rain till Sept 15. IMD forecasts heavy rains in Jammu-Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, and East India. South may see thunderstorms.
Rain continues in hilly states while heat and humidity rise in plains. IMD forecasts rain in UP, Bihar, Northeast, and alerts for Gujarat, Odisha. Citizens advised to stay alert.
The most damage has been done in the mountainous states of North India, plains and Gujarat. However, now the pace of monsoon is expected to stop between 8 and 15 September.
Monsoon rains have caused widespread destruction across India, affecting hilly and plain states. Floods, lightning, and heavy rain warnings continue, prompting alerts and caution from the Meteorological Department.
NDRF teams conduct rescue ops as rains lash Delhi, UP, Bihar, Rajasthan. Yamuna levels recede, but alerts persist in several districts.
Despite receding Yamuna water levels, parts of Delhi remain flood-affected. Over 16,000 people in relief camps face health risks, poor facilities, water crisis, and disrupted traffic movement.
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