Shimla: A total of six bodies have been restored on Tuesday while dozen people still disappear after Flash flood Monday in the Kangra district in Himachal Pradesh.
To track people who are missing, the District Administration with the help of Force Response Disaster (NDRF) has launched search and rescue operations.
The Chairman of the Minister of Jai Ram Thakur on Tuesday conducted an air survey of the BOH area which was exposed to the Shahpur Assembly constituency.
CM announced that Rs 4 Lakh will be given to each of the deceased families.
He said and financial assistance will be given to his houses has been damaged in natural disasters.
Officials said five people were missing in the residential village of Boh Valley, one person was missing from Brian near Samirpur while around five to seven people were missing from Lamdal near Kareri.
Kangra Deputy Commissioner Dr.
Nipun Jindal said one body was recovered on Monday while four more recovered on Tuesday from Rulethad Village.
He said that since Monday, five people who were trapped under the debris were saved safely while the other five were still missing in the village, he said that a 55-year-old shepherd was lost from Banya in the Samirpur area while five to seven people.
Reportedly lost from the Lamdal area near Kareri.
During the air survey of the flooded area, CM Jai Ram Thakur took the stock situation and also met with affected people.
He directed the Administration of Kangra Regency to take the help and rehabilitation of work on a war footing in the affected area.
CM said that every possible assistance will be given to families affected and the right rehabilitation will also be ascertained.