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Home / India / One Killed 11 Missing After Landslides In Uttarakhand

2 killed, 6 missing after landslides hit Uttarakhand

40 houses flattened in four villages of Chamoli district
PTI
Gopeshwar, Updated At : 06:45 AM Sep 19, 2025 IST
A rescue operation underway after a landslide was triggered by heavy rain in Nandanagar area, in Uttarakhand's Chamoli district on Thursday. PTI

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Two persons were killed, five rescued and six feared trapped under debris as landslides and flooding triggered by heavy rain flattened more than 40 houses at four villages in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand on Thursday.

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Four persons were rescued at Kuntari Lagaphali and one at Dhurma village, the State Emergency Operation Centre (SEOC) in Dehradun said.

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Twelve persons were injured in the incident, officials said.

Two bodies, one each from Kuntari Lagaphali and Kuntari Lagasarpani villages, were found, while the search for six persons continued through the mounds of debris lying in the rain-ravaged villages in the Nandanagar area, the SEOC said.

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