Overview
- District authorities and SDRF teams are moving residents to relatives’ homes and shelter camps, with food and essential services arranged and livestock shifted from risk zones.
- Ground movement continues in the hillside village, and officials say evacuation to safer locations remains the immediate priority as the site is monitored.
- Damage assessments vary, with reports of more than 25 houses collapsed and 15–20 others cracked, and officials earlier counting roughly 50 total structures affected.
- Community facilities including three school buildings, a mosque, a graveyard, and the access road have also suffered damage, compounding disruption for residents.
- J-K minister Javed Ahmad Rana visited the area, pledged relief and compensation, and asked for proposals for temporary resettlement and longer-term relocation, as the region contends with broader rain-triggered landslides that recently shut NH-44 for days.