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Home / Photo Gallery / Aftermath Of Severe Flashfloods And Cloudbursts In Himachals Mandi

Aftermath of severe flashfloods and cloudbursts in Himachal's Mandi

Locals grapple with damaged houses, buildings and vehicles as death toll rises to 80
PTI
Updated At : 02:09 PM Jul 09, 2025 IST

  • An area damaged after flash floods at Thunag, in Mandi district. (PTI Photo)

  • Locals carry their belongings as they walk amid the debris at a flood-affected area, at Thunag in Mandi district. (PTI Photo)

  • A damaged building at a residential area after heavy rainfall, in Mandi district. (PTI Photo)

  • NDRF personnel conduct rescue and relief operations at a flood-affected area at Siraj Valley, in Mandi district. (PTI Photo)

  • Vehicles stuck in debris at an area affected by the recent cloudburst and flash floods, in Mandi district. (PTI Photo)

  • Debris and silt near damaged houses at a flood-affected area, in Mandi district. (PTI Photo)

  • Mandi: Damaged houses at a flood-affected area, in Mandi district. (PTI Photo)

  • Rescue operation underway at a flood-affected area, in Mandi district. (PTI Photo)

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