Overview
- At least four bodies have been recovered and about 60 survivors have been rescued from deep mudflows that swept through Dharali on August 5.
- Roughly 100 people remain unaccounted for, including an estimated 11 Indian military personnel believed trapped under up to 15 meters of debris.
- Indian Army, Indo-Tibetan Border Police and State Disaster Response Force teams continue ground searches hampered by damaged roads and persistent rains.
- Three helicopters have been requested by the National Disaster Management Authority to aid rescue teams in inaccessible locations.
- The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert forecasting further intense monsoon rains that could stall relief operations.