The combination of western disturbance and southwest monsoon is the biggest reason behind the rain-induced disaster in the Himalayas
In Uttarakhand it’s going to be terrible because the way it has been raining incessantly and heavily, leading to massive landslides and ecological disasters including human loss with 75 or more people having died in these tragedies it seems that in near future too the situation seems to be critical.
Those residing in the low lying areas and on slant of mountains, ( slopes) and those travelling on roads are advised to avoid going to hills and be careful these days.
The way more than 1500 landslides has taken place on Badrinath Kedarnath Hemkunth highway and other parts of Uttarakhand including loss of human lives nearly 80 there is every possibility of repetition of the ecological disaster of 2013, June.
The heavy rains for several days have also added to every tragedy. The Dharali and Tharali cloud bursts incidents and subsequent massive losses are key to the future ecological disasters reveal sources.
The system is almost as terrible as the disaster of 2013.
This scene of the combination of western disturbance and southwest monsoon is visible in the map shown by the meteorological department.
This combination is the biggest reason behind the rain-induced disaster in the Himalayas. The coming days may be even more difficult.
In view of the heavy alert, holiday has been declared on Tuesday, September 2 in all the schools of Chamoli, Nainital, Udham Singh Nagar, Almora, Pithoragarh, Rudraprayag, Pauri Garhwal, Bageshwar, Uttarkashi and Champawat districts of the state.
