( OT Webdesk)A catastrophic landslide struck the Chhaten military camp in North Sikkim on Sunday evening, claiming the lives of three Indian Army personnel.
The disaster, triggered by relentless rainfall, has left six soldiers missing, while four others have been rescued with minor injuries.
The deceased soldiers have been identified as Havaldar Lakhwinder Singh, Lance Naik Munish Thakur, and Porter Abhishek Lakhada.
Rescue operations are underway as authorities race against time to locate the missing personnel amid treacherous weather conditions.
Officials have issued warnings of further landslide risks due to continued heavy rainfall in the region.
Emergency teams are working tirelessly to ensure the safety of those affected and to prevent additional casualties.
This tragic event has underscored the increasing threats posed by natural disasters in mountainous terrains, prompting discussions on preventive measures and improved emergency response strategies.
