Armymen Trapped In Avalanche

An army jawan has died and five others are trapped after an avalanche hit the Namgya region of Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur district on Wednesday.

Five army personnel who were trapped after the snow tracks they were travelling on caved in at Machil sector in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district, have been rescued. A rescue operation had begun immediately after the soldiers were trapped.

All the 10 Army personnel trapped under a mass of snow after a massive avalanche struck their high-altitude military post yesterday in Siachen Glacier were today feared dead.

The death toll in twin avalanches in Jammu and Kashmir went up to 19 by Thursday afternoon, with all the casualties being army personnel, the army said. Three soldiers are still missing. At least 16 army personnel were killed in Dawar in Bandipora district. Another three were killed in the avalanche in Sonamarg area of Ganderbal district, army offi...

Seventeen Armymen have died and 17 people have been injured in an avalanche in Jammu and Kashmir. But over 400 people, mostly Armymen and porters, trapped have been rescued.

An army jawan has died and five others are trapped after an avalanche hit the Namgya region of Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur district on Wednesday.

Five army personnel who were trapped after the snow tracks they were travelling on caved in at Machil sector in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district, have been rescued. A rescue operation had begun immediately after the soldiers were trapped.

All the 10 Army personnel trapped under a mass of snow after a massive avalanche struck their high-altitude military post yesterday in Siachen Glacier were today feared dead.

The death toll in twin avalanches in Jammu and Kashmir went up to 19 by Thursday afternoon, with all the casualties being army personnel, the army said. Three soldiers are still missing. At least 16 army personnel were killed in Dawar in Bandipora district. Another three were killed in the avalanche in Sonamarg area of Ganderbal district, army offi...

Seventeen Armymen have died and 17 people have been injured in an avalanche in Jammu and Kashmir. But over 400 people, mostly Armymen and porters, trapped have been rescued.