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3 die, 3 feared washed away in Suran river as rain wreaks havoc; NH closed

Jammu

Ongoing Wet Spell In The Kashmir Brings Rainfall Deficit Down To 42%

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EPFO Retains 8.25% Interest Rate On Employees’ Provident Fund Deposits For 2024-25

Jammu

Properties Of 5 PoJK-Based Hizbul Terrorists Seized In J&K’s Ramban

A joint team of Jammu Police and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) successfully rescued a stranded driver from Niki Tawi following a flash flood in the early hours of Wednesday. According to police officials, at around 5:40 AM, an alert was received at Police Station Satwari regarding a dumper truck driver trapped in the Niki Tawi area near Shiva Stone Crusher. The entire vehicle was submerged due to a sudden flash flood and a sharp rise in the water level. The driver was seen struggling for his life while standing on the roof of the submerged dumper. Upon receiving the report, senior police officers were immediately informed, and Operation Rudder was swiftly launched by the South Zone Police. Without wasting time, a police team led by PSI Balbir Singh, In-charge of Phallian Mandal Police Post, rushed to the spot, assessed the situation, and assured the stranded driver that the Jammu and Kashmir Police (JKP) was there to save him. The team also requisitioned a specialized SDRF rescue unit and maintained continuous communication with the driver until their arrival. In the shortest possible time, a rescue team led by ASI Om Parkash of SDRF arrived at the scene. With coordinated efforts from Satwari Police Station and SDRF personnel, the driver—identified as Mohan Lal of Om Nagar, Gole Gujral—was successfully rescued from the middle of the river. He was given first aid and taken to the Phallian Mandal police post. Operation Rudder was supervised by SSP Jammu, SP South, and SDPO South, while the execution was carried out by SHO Satwari and IC PP Phallian Mandal.
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Jammu Police, SDRF rescue driver trapped in Niki Tawi flash flood

Flight operations at Srinagar International Airport were affected on Wednesday morning due to bad weather, causing delays in all scheduled flights. Director Airport, Javed Anjum, told news agency that as of now, all morning flights are running late due to poor weather conditions in Srinagar. Passengers have been advised to stay updated with airline notifications regarding rescheduled departures. Further details are awaited.
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Morning Flights Delayed at Srinagar Airport Due to Bad Weather

Class 11th exam as per schedule today in soft zone areas
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Class 11th exam as per schedule today in soft zone areas

Mother-son duo killed after rolling stones hit motorcycle in J&K’s Udhampur
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Mother-son duo killed after rolling stones hit motorcycle in J&K’s Udhampur

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