J-Okay: Households In Udhampur’s Trilla Village Left Homeless As Homes Collapse After Heavy Rainfall | India Information
A number of homes in Trilla Village of Udhampur district in Jammu and Kashmir have been severely broken following heavy torrential rains that lashed the area.
Sharda Devi, a resident of the village, shared her ordeal after her home fully collapsed.
She stated, “Our home has fully collapsed. Now, the place will we preserve our youngsters? The place the place we saved our belongings additionally has cracks. First, one wall fell, then one other.”
Pawan Kumar, Sharda Devi’s son, whose home was lowered to rubble, urged the federal government to offer pressing reduction.
“My home collapsed as a result of heavy rain. Please assist us as a lot as you may and supply us with a spot to reside. We demand that the federal government give us lodging, and till then, tents must be organized for us,” he informed ANI.
#WATCH | Udhampur, J&Okay: Homes in Trilla Village, Udhampur District, sustained important injury as a result of torrential rainfall. pic.twitter.com/Mnp5R9cNff
— ANI (@ANI) August 1, 2025
He added that the injury was not restricted to his household alone. “Due to the heavy rain, 3-4 extra homes additionally fell in our village,” he stated, highlighting the size of destruction brought on by the continued monsoon within the hilly district.
In the meantime, all of the spillway gates of the Baglihar Hydroelectric Energy Challenge in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ramban district have been opened following heavy rainfall. The district authorities issued warnings to most people to not go close to the riverbank.
“I obtained an advisory word from the engineering and mechanical division of the Baglihar Hydroelectric Energy Challenge, stating that they’ll open their gates. They requested us to difficulty an advisory on this regard,” Addl Deputy Commissioner Ramban, Varunjeet Singh Charak informed ANI.
He added, “We’ve got issued an advisory to most people to not go close to the tributaries or the riverbank, because it could possibly be harmful.”
The Further District Justice of the Peace of Ramban has issued an advisory directing all related Income, Police, SDRF, and Rural Improvement Division officers to coordinate intently and collectively monitor the state of affairs alongside the Chenab River banks.
To forestall accidents, native authorities–including Lamberdars, Chowkidars, GRS, and VLWs–have been instructed to advise residents to keep away from motion close to the riverbanks, together with folks, livestock, rafts, and autos.
NHPC officers reported that persistent heavy rainfall has raised water ranges within the Chenab River. As a precautionary measure, all spillways of the Baglihar Dam have been opened to launch extra water.
The Meteorological Centre in Srinagar issued a contemporary climate advisory on Thursday, warning residents of Jammu and Kashmir about potential flash floods, landslides, mudslides, and taking pictures stones in weak areas over the approaching days.
In keeping with the forecast, from August 1 to three, the climate is predicted to stay largely sizzling and humid, with remoted rain or thundershower exercise in a number of locations. Between August 4 and 6, gentle to average rain or thundershowers are probably throughout many areas of Jammu and Kashmir, with the potential for heavy downpours in sure places of Jammu Division, notably throughout late night time and early morning hours.
