Chamoli avalanche: Last missing worker's body recovered after 2 days of extensive efforts; death toll reaches 8 TOI News Desk / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Mar 2, 2025, 20:44 IST ...

Missing Worker's Body Recovered, Uttarakhand Avalanche Deaths Rise To 8 More than 50 workers were trapped after an avalanche hit a construction camp in Uttarakhand's Chamoli on Friday. Reported by ...

Chamoli (Uttarakhand): Body of one more person missing in the avalanche that hit near Mana village in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand on February 28 has been recovered by the Army, an official ...

Chamoli Avalanche: Army recovers two more bodies, death count at six; efforts on to rescue last two workers Five BRO workers are still trapped in the avalanche that hit Chamoli's Mana village on ...

Speaking to ANI, on the Mana Avalanche, DM Chamoli, Sandeep Tiwari said, "50 out of 55 people have been rescued. 24 of them have been brought to Joshimath and are being treated here.

Ongoing rescue efforts in Chamoli, Uttarakhand after an avalanche near Mana village. 51 rescued, 4 dead. US strikes on Iran ‘less devastating than expected’, intercepted calls reveal Dick Van ...

Located three kilometres from Badrinath, Mana is the last village on the India-Tibet border at a height of 3,200 metres. The last missing worker found dead was 43-year-old Arvind Kumar Singh from ...

A labourer died and 49 were pulled out alive from the snow that engulfed a BRO camp in the high-altitude Mana village in Uttarakhand's Chamoli district as rescuers raced against time to find ...

The avalanche hit the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) camp between Mana and Badrinath between 5:30 am and 6 am on Friday, burying the workers inside eight containers and a shed, according to the Army.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Saturday (March 1, 2025) conducted an aerial survey of the areas affected by the avalanche near Mana village in Chamoli district of the state. He ...

Meanwhile, Chamoli DM Sandeep Tiwari said that 4 choppers are being used in the rescue operation through the Army. "Of the total 55 people, 47 have been rescued from Mana.