A day after Head Constable Ashiq Hussain Qureshi was martyred in a terrorist attack, authorities demolished the houses of two alleged Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists in South Kashmir's Anantnag district as part of an intensified anti-terror crackdown.
SSP Poonch Shafqat Hussain Bhatt met with the victims of Panchayat Darra Sangla, during which District Development Commissioner Poonch Ashok Kumar Sharma was also present
*SDRF Conducts Rescue Operation Amid Adverse Weather and Intensifies Public Safety Awareness Campaign*
*Rescue Operation at Riggi Nallah , Assar Baggar Doda*
Today, 20 July 2026, at 0945 hours, SDRF received information regarding a road incident near Riggi Nallah, Assar–Baggar, District Doda, where a passenger Bus and Maruti Ertiga bearing Registration Nos. JK02BA487 and JK17A-8883 respectively, travelling from Jammu to Doda, along with a few other vehicles were affected due to the sudden falling of rocks triggered by continuous rainfall and unstable hill slopes. Immediately after receiving the information, an SDRF Rescue Team from Component Doda was mobilized and dispatched to the incident site. Upon reaching the location, the team promptly initiated rescue and relief operations in coordination with the District Administration, Police, other Stakeholders and local agencies. SDRF personnel assisted in ensuring the safety of stranded passengers, facilitated evacuation of 06 injured which were shifted to GMC Doda and recovered 02 dead bodies from the vehicles.The SDRF Team carried out necessary rescue and relief measures despite the challenging weather conditions. Moreover, SDRF Intensifies Public Safety Awareness keeping in view of prevailing weather conditions during ongoing monsoon season. Alongside its emergency response, SDRF 2nd Battalion Jammu and SDRF/Civil Defence Component Udhampur continues to conduct public awareness campaigns in view of the ongoing monsoon season and the weather advisories issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The general public and Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrims are urged to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel in vulnerable areas during heavy rainfall. Citizens are specifically advised not to venture near rivers, nallahs, streams, lakes, drains or other water bodies, as water levels may rise suddenly, posing a serious threat to life. *Safety Advisory* *DO’S* •Follow official weather forecasts and Government advisories. •Keep an emergency kit with drinking water, dry food, medicines, a torch, batteries and a first-aid kit. •Store important documents in waterproof covers. •Switch off electricity and gas connections if evacuation becomes necessary. •Cooperate with the District Administration, Police, SDRF and rescue agencies. •Assist children, elderly persons and persons with disabilities during emergencies. •Evacuate immediately when directed by the authorities
*DONT’S* •Do not walk or drive through flooded roads or fast-flowing water. •Do not venture near overflowing rivers, nallahs, lakes, drains or other water bodies. •Do not touch fallen electric wires or damaged electrical installations. •Do not spread rumours or unverified information. •Do not allow children to play near floodwaters or waterlogged areas. •Do not return to affected locations until declared safe by the authorities. •Do not panic; follow only official instructions. •Citizens are also encouraged to download the Sachet Mobile Application of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) to receive real-time weather alerts, disaster warnings and official safety advisories.
SDRF Teams as part of their duties remains committed in prevailing difficult times to protect lives through prompt emergency responses continuous monitoring and proactive public awareness initiatives. *Stay Alert • Stay Safe • Follow Official Advisories*
*Advisory issued in the interest of General public by: Commandant SDRF 2nd Battalion Jammu*
Hundreds of Vehicles Swept Away in Rajouri Floods, Locals Plead for Immediate Recovery Efforts
, July 19, As flash floods triggered by incessant overnight rainfall wreaked havoc across Rajouri district, local residents have appealed to the administration to immediately deploy heavy machinery to retrieve hundreds of vehicles reportedly swept away by the floodwaters.
Speaking to reporters, a local resident said the scale of destruction was unprecedented, claiming that between 300 and 400 vehicles parked in the area were washed away within hours.
"At least 300 to 400 vehicles were parked here before the flood struck, and all of them were washed away overnight. We earnestly request the administration to send JCBs or cranes to retrieve at least the vehicles that are here. We sincerely urge the administration to assist people during this time of distress. The flood situation remains critical, and the rain has not stopped," the resident said.
The devastating floods have caused extensive damage to vehicles, houses, roads and other public infrastructure in several parts of the district. Rescue and relief operations are continuing as authorities assess the full extent of the losses.
With rainfall continuing across the region, residents have expressed fears of further damage and urged the administration to expedite restoration and recovery efforts.
Authorities have advised people to remain away from flood-prone areas, overflowing nallahs and damaged roads until the weather improves and the situation stabilises.
Hundreds of Vehicles Swept Away in Rajouri Floods, Locals Plead for Immediate Recovery Efforts
, July 19, As flash floods triggered by incessant overnight rainfall wreaked havoc across Rajouri district, local residents have appealed to the administration to immediately deploy heavy machinery to retrieve hundreds of vehicles reportedly swept away by the floodwaters.
Speaking to reporters, a local resident said the scale of destruction was unprecedented, claiming that between 300 and 400 vehicles parked in the area were washed away within hours.
"At least 300 to 400 vehicles were parked here before the flood struck, and all of them were washed away overnight. We earnestly request the administration to send JCBs or cranes to retrieve at least the vehicles that are here. We sincerely urge the administration to assist people during this time of distress. The flood situation remains critical, and the rain has not stopped," the resident said.
The devastating floods have caused extensive damage to vehicles, houses, roads and other public infrastructure in several parts of the district. Rescue and relief operations are continuing as authorities assess the full extent of the losses.
With rainfall continuing across the region, residents have expressed fears of further damage and urged the administration to expedite restoration and recovery efforts.
Authorities have advised people to remain away from flood-prone areas, overflowing nallahs and damaged roads until the weather improves and the situation stabilises.
*10 Dead In Flash Floods At Lower Murrah, Bufliaz; Rescue Operations On In Poonch*
*Electric poles uprooted, mobile network disrupted in flood-hit areas*
Poonch, July 19 Ten people have died after flash floods struck Lower Murrah area of Bufliaz in Surankote tehsil of Poonch district, officials said on Sunday.
BMO Surankote Dr. Mohd Yousaf Choudhary told that so far six bodies have been recovered while others are still missing. Search and rescue operations are underway at the site.
The deceased include Noor Safia wife of Mohd Latief, aged 59; Sajad Ahmed son of Mohd Latief, aged 16; Haqnawaz Ahmed son of Mohd Latief, aged 10; Shahnawaz Ahmed son of Mohd Latief, aged 10; Khalda Kouser wife of Yasar Iqbal, aged 25; Sofian son of Yasar Iqbal, aged 2; Bano Bi wife of Mohd Hussain, aged 60; and Mohd Akram son of Mohd Liaqat, aged 7.
Officials said electric poles were uprooted and mobile network services were disrupted in several flood-affected areas of Poonch district.
Police, Civil Administration and locals are on the spot.
Authorities added that Mughal Road and the Rajouri-Poonch highway remain open for traffic movement.
MP Jugal Kishore Sharma inspected the ancient and historic pond located in the historic village of Alah (Arnia) of Bishnah Assembly today. Local MLA Rajiv Bhagat, former MLA Ashwani Sharma, Mandal president Girdhar Gopal, BJP workers Raghunandan, Rakesh, Rajiv and other local workers were also present on the occasion.
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A day after Head Constable Ashiq Hussain Qureshi was martyred in a terrorist attack, authorities demolished the houses of two alleged Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists in South Kashmir's Anantnag district as part of an intensified anti-terror crackdown.
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SSP Poonch Shafqat Hussain Bhatt met with the victims of Panchayat Darra Sangla, during which District Development Commissioner Poonch Ashok Kumar Sharma was also present
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*SDRF Conducts Rescue Operation Amid Adverse Weather and Intensifies Public Safety Awareness Campaign*
*Rescue Operation at Riggi Nallah , Assar Baggar Doda*
Today, 20 July 2026, at 0945 hours, SDRF received information regarding a road incident near Riggi Nallah, Assar–Baggar, District Doda, where a passenger Bus and Maruti Ertiga bearing Registration Nos. JK02BA487 and JK17A-8883 respectively, travelling from Jammu to Doda, along with a few other vehicles were affected due to the sudden falling of rocks triggered by continuous rainfall and unstable hill slopes.
Immediately after receiving the information, an SDRF Rescue Team from Component Doda was mobilized and dispatched to the incident site. Upon reaching the location, the team promptly initiated rescue and relief operations in coordination with the District Administration, Police, other Stakeholders and local agencies. SDRF personnel assisted in ensuring the safety of stranded passengers, facilitated evacuation of 06 injured which were shifted to GMC Doda and recovered 02 dead bodies from the vehicles.The SDRF Team carried out necessary rescue and relief measures despite the challenging weather conditions.
Moreover, SDRF Intensifies Public Safety Awareness keeping in view of prevailing weather conditions during ongoing monsoon season.
Alongside its emergency response, SDRF 2nd Battalion Jammu and SDRF/Civil Defence Component Udhampur continues to conduct public awareness campaigns in view of the ongoing monsoon season and the weather advisories issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
The general public and Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrims are urged to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel in vulnerable areas during heavy rainfall. Citizens are specifically advised not to venture near rivers, nallahs, streams, lakes, drains or other water bodies, as water levels may rise suddenly, posing a serious threat to life.
*Safety Advisory*
*DO’S*
•Follow official weather forecasts and Government advisories.
•Keep an emergency kit with drinking water, dry food, medicines, a torch, batteries and a first-aid kit.
•Store important documents in waterproof covers.
•Switch off electricity and gas connections if evacuation becomes necessary.
•Cooperate with the District Administration, Police, SDRF and rescue agencies.
•Assist children, elderly persons and persons with disabilities during emergencies.
•Evacuate immediately when directed by the authorities
*DONT’S*
•Do not walk or drive through flooded roads or fast-flowing water.
•Do not venture near overflowing rivers, nallahs, lakes, drains or other water bodies.
•Do not touch fallen electric wires or damaged electrical installations.
•Do not spread rumours or unverified information.
•Do not allow children to play near floodwaters or waterlogged areas.
•Do not return to affected locations until declared safe by the authorities.
•Do not panic; follow only official instructions.
•Citizens are also encouraged to download the Sachet Mobile Application of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) to receive real-time weather alerts, disaster warnings and official safety advisories.
SDRF Teams as part of their duties remains committed in prevailing difficult times to protect lives through prompt emergency responses continuous monitoring and proactive public awareness initiatives.
*Stay Alert • Stay Safe • Follow Official Advisories*
*Advisory issued in the interest of General public by: Commandant SDRF 2nd Battalion Jammu*
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Hundreds of Vehicles Swept Away in Rajouri Floods, Locals Plead for Immediate Recovery Efforts
, July 19, As flash floods triggered by incessant overnight rainfall wreaked havoc across Rajouri district, local residents have appealed to the administration to immediately deploy heavy machinery to retrieve hundreds of vehicles reportedly swept away by the floodwaters.
Speaking to reporters, a local resident said the scale of destruction was unprecedented, claiming that between 300 and 400 vehicles parked in the area were washed away within hours.
"At least 300 to 400 vehicles were parked here before the flood struck, and all of them were washed away overnight. We earnestly request the administration to send JCBs or cranes to retrieve at least the vehicles that are here. We sincerely urge the administration to assist people during this time of distress. The flood situation remains critical, and the rain has not stopped," the resident said.
The devastating floods have caused extensive damage to vehicles, houses, roads and other public infrastructure in several parts of the district. Rescue and relief operations are continuing as authorities assess the full extent of the losses.
With rainfall continuing across the region, residents have expressed fears of further damage and urged the administration to expedite restoration and recovery efforts.
Authorities have advised people to remain away from flood-prone areas, overflowing nallahs and damaged roads until the weather improves and the situation stabilises.
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Hundreds of Vehicles Swept Away in Rajouri Floods, Locals Plead for Immediate Recovery Efforts
, July 19, As flash floods triggered by incessant overnight rainfall wreaked havoc across Rajouri district, local residents have appealed to the administration to immediately deploy heavy machinery to retrieve hundreds of vehicles reportedly swept away by the floodwaters.
Speaking to reporters, a local resident said the scale of destruction was unprecedented, claiming that between 300 and 400 vehicles parked in the area were washed away within hours.
"At least 300 to 400 vehicles were parked here before the flood struck, and all of them were washed away overnight. We earnestly request the administration to send JCBs or cranes to retrieve at least the vehicles that are here. We sincerely urge the administration to assist people during this time of distress. The flood situation remains critical, and the rain has not stopped," the resident said.
The devastating floods have caused extensive damage to vehicles, houses, roads and other public infrastructure in several parts of the district. Rescue and relief operations are continuing as authorities assess the full extent of the losses.
With rainfall continuing across the region, residents have expressed fears of further damage and urged the administration to expedite restoration and recovery efforts.
Authorities have advised people to remain away from flood-prone areas, overflowing nallahs and damaged roads until the weather improves and the situation stabilises.
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*10 Dead In Flash Floods At Lower Murrah, Bufliaz; Rescue Operations On In Poonch*
*Electric poles uprooted, mobile network disrupted in flood-hit areas*
Poonch, July 19 Ten people have died after flash floods struck Lower Murrah area of Bufliaz in Surankote tehsil of Poonch district, officials said on Sunday.
BMO Surankote Dr. Mohd Yousaf Choudhary told that so far six bodies have been recovered while others are still missing. Search and rescue operations are underway at the site.
The deceased include Noor Safia wife of Mohd Latief, aged 59; Sajad Ahmed son of Mohd Latief, aged 16; Haqnawaz Ahmed son of Mohd Latief, aged 10; Shahnawaz Ahmed son of Mohd Latief, aged 10; Khalda Kouser wife of Yasar Iqbal, aged 25; Sofian son of Yasar Iqbal, aged 2; Bano Bi wife of Mohd Hussain, aged 60; and Mohd Akram son of Mohd Liaqat, aged 7.
Officials said electric poles were uprooted and mobile network services were disrupted in several flood-affected areas of Poonch district.
Police, Civil Administration and locals are on the spot.
Authorities added that Mughal Road and the Rajouri-Poonch highway remain open for traffic movement.
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MP Jugal Kishore Sharma inspected the ancient and historic pond located in the historic village of Alah (Arnia) of Bishnah Assembly today. Local MLA Rajiv Bhagat, former MLA Ashwani Sharma, Mandal president Girdhar Gopal, BJP workers Raghunandan, Rakesh, Rajiv and other local workers were also present on the occasion.
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