Experts must study Kinnaur strata: CPM legislator Rakesh Singha

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Shimla, August 12

CPM legislator Rakesh Singha today demanded that experts must be summoned to study the geological strata in Kinnaur to identify the vulnerable points.

Singha was participating in the condolences paid in the Vidhan Sabha to the landslide victims at Nigulseri in Kinnaur. “What happened yesterday was unfortunate but we need to take steps to ensure that such catastrophes do not happen again,” said Singha. He suggested that a team of experts must be assigned the task of studying the strata and identifying the cracks. — TNS

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