Rescue operation in Sikkim snowfall
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army successfully rescued 500 stranded tourists at Nathula, ensuring their safety amid unexpected heavy snowfall in Sikkim.
Trishakti corps civilian support
The prompt response of Trishakti Corps reflects their commitment to civilian welfare, as highlighted in an official army statement.
Armed forces aid stranded tourists
Army personnel, skilled in handling challenging weather, provided immediate assistance to stranded individuals, offering hot meals, medical attention, and safe transportation.
Sikkim borders trishakti corps' readiness
The statement emphasises the Trishakti Corps' preparedness to assist both civil administration and the people, showcasing their dedication while guarding Sikkim's borders.
BRO alert snowfall blocks key roads
Simultaneously, strategically important roads in North and East Sikkim face heavy snowfall, blocking key routes and disrupting socio-economic activities, as reported by the Border Road Organisation (BRO).
BRO restores lachen valley connectivity
Despite post-flash floods damage, BRO restored communication lines to Lachen Valley, ensuring connectivity for armed forces via Donkyala pass at 18,200 feet.
Project swastik mobilising for border roads
Responding to the snowfall, the 758 BRTF under Project Swastik mobilised resources to keep critical roads leading to border areas open, showcasing proactive measures by the Border Roads Organisation.
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