(CNN) – At least 177 people have been killed and 20 have been killed in northern India, although part of a Himalayan glacier is part of a river. This provokes a devastating avalanche of water, powder and rockets by a parade of a mountain that shocks against a pressure.
Rescue crews work during the night to find trapped people near the shelters. The Mayor of Disappearance is working on hydroelectric projects in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, which were affected by avalanche.
The images of the disaster of the homestead are a water and rock parade that is moving rapidly through a striped parade and which in turn applied a pressure in a hydroelectric project more than a few years ago, stopping with edios.
Ashok Kumar, Uttarakhand Police Chief, told CNN on Monday that he had recovered 20 corpses in the affected region. Dijo has a total of 177 more people, including 35 workers who will be trapped inside a tunnel in the largest hydroelectric project.
A total of 2,500 people in 13 cities were initially targeted by the recent floods provoked by the glacier collapse, near Kumar Lunes.
The tunnel tunnel was inspected by Ejército staff on Monday, according to the Press Office of the State of Uttarakhand.
The rescue crews have spent the past 13 years on the moon and now they are working for them, said Kumar.
While so many, the rescue workers are trying to clear the lot and the tunnels where the 35 workers are trapped. The logarithms will display the tune of the tunnel of the moon, following a Twitter post from the Press Office of the State of Uttarakhand.
The office praised the “inconsistent efforts of the personnel of the Ejército de la India”, and added that the socorro operations in the area were instituted on the market.
According to Reuters, the crews in Lograd perforate 150 meters from the 2.5 km long tunnel, but the large volume of shelters has slowed the progress.
Domingo, the rescatistas sacaron con vida a 12 persons de otro túnel más pequeño en el same site, según Kumar.
Sensitivity of the Himalayan lands
The staff of the Indo-Tibetan Frontier Police (ITBP) participated in the rescue efforts in the hydroelectric energy project in the Reni Aldea, in the Chamoli district, Uttarakhand, on 8 February 2021.
The Himalayan region, ecologically sensitive, offers repatriated floods and landslides. The glaciers of the Himalayas have also been affected by global warming due to global climate change provoked by man.
While the heel is derrited, the glaciers become unstable and begin to retire. If they can form large glacial lagoons, and when parts of the glacier are in front of them, they release the water that traps behind them, which provokes an explosion of floods. A 2019 study found that the Himalayan glaciers were deteriorating in the most rapid weeks since the voyage, this time in the middle of the whole year.
Others have unveiled a high level of construction on the large part of the state’s rivers, which in the last few years has seen a growing number of hydroelectric, project and infrastructure projects that connect, as well as features and new developments.
While the ambientists have been announcing for so long that the development unfolding in the Himalayan state is an ecological catastrophe that will be successful, the authorities are describing the disintegration of the homeland as an extraordinary event.
“This is a unique incident. The glacier is being dismantled and com the cayeron shelters and inundate the energy project here », said Kumar, the head of the Uttarakhand Police.
The floods of the Domingo trajeron are recorded from a similar devastating incident in 2013, when the state was swept away by the Prime Minister of the Himalayan “tsunami zone”. Casi 6,000 people will lose their lives in these floods, according to Reuters.
Operations of rescuers continue the lunar circa of the Dhauliganga hydroelectric project after having part of the Nanda Devi glacier located in the Chamoli district, Uttarakhand, India.
Generalized dates by avalanche
Ministro skoolhoof Trivendra Singh Rawat said at a conference of the domingo that “Uttarakhand has the testimony of a terrible disaster” and that the state hopes “significant losses of human and infrastructure lives”.
Run through the 10th of the mountain, local time, when a part of the Nanda Devi Glacier breaks, sending water torrents through the valley of the Dhauli Ganga River, located more than 500 km north of New Delhi, according to authorities.
The mayor’s part of the destruction is centered on hydroelectric projects. Rishiganga’s energy project, a 13.2-megabyte-sized peak, was completely shut down by the dilemma, the Indian Energy Ministry said in a statement.
The Prime Minister of the state said that 35 people were working on the plant when the water was gushing, and “approximately 29 to 30 people were missing”. Emergency water levels have prompted authorities to issue urgent evacuation notices to people living below the Alaknanda River.
A photograph of the Fuerza Estatal de Respuesta a Disastres shows an operation to rescue the Dhauliganga hydroelectric project in the Chamoli district, Uttarakhand.
While the Repentine floods are extending across the valley, they cause large amounts of a second hydroelectric project in construction of 520 megawatts, much larger, within 5 kilometers of the other project. One of 176 workers working on the site of the Tapovan Vishnugad hydroelectric project, which has NTPC’s tunnels and state property, is India’s largest energy company.
More than 30 workers have been caught red-handed in the second tunnel, warning. Rescue teams are waiting to go to them, but the surrounding truck is covered with debris.
A testimonial told Reuters that the avalanche of powder, rock and water was unannounced.
“It’s very fast, not fast enough to alert people,” he told Reuters by phone Sanjay Singh Rana, who lives on the other side of the river, in the Raini River, in Uttarakhand. “I mean, including our arrested series.”
The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, sent a message of support through the disaster. “I constantly monitor the deplorable situation in Uttarakhand,” he said.
View of the Mandakini river boarding, a tributary of the Alaknanda River, near the district of Rudraprayag, in Uttarakhand, India.
“India supports Uttarakhand and the nation rises to the security of all allies. He has been continuously working with the superior authorities and is receiving updates on the NDRF’s application. [Fuerza Nacional de Respuesta a Desastres], the work of rescate and the operations of socorro ».
The avalanche was a “climatic event”, said the expert
Although the experts say that they are ready to conclude exactly what leads to the domination of the home, he said that the climatic change induced by the man is certainly in play.
El dr. Ankal Prakash, director of the Investigación del Instituto Bharti de Políticas Pólblicas de la Escuela de Negocios de la India, which is ‘parece un event de climático event’.
«The evidence prima facie what we are seeing is that we need to declare the glaciers and the current demand for global calendars “, said Prakash, author of historical information of the Intergovernmental Panel on the UN Climate Change Council on the Ocean and the Criosphere.
The 2019 news, Dijo Prakash, documented “the climate change has altered the region to the point where it will increase the frequency and magnitude of natural disasters”.
The area where the avalanche is located and the floods is extremely remote and mountainous and can be covered by some of the aloes that are located in the lakes of the valleys, according to Prakash.
These places “need basic installations such as infrastructure, water, facilities and sanitation”, said Prakash, and added that “we need to develop because of some of the poorer zones”.
Without embargo, the discussion should focus on what type of development and projects are being constructed, and evaluate how many people will be there for the medium, they say.
– Akanksha Sharma and Rishabh Pratap, of CNN, contribute to the report.