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53 international scientists study Chamoli floods in Uttarakhand, say part of rock-ice mass still vulnerable | Dehradun News

Avalanche: Uttarakhand flood debate resolved, say world scientists, hydro projects key drivers | India News

India News: Team used computer model to recreate deluge for report in 'Science'; confirms avalanche, not glacial lake outburst, caused disaster

Garuda Aerospace deploys drones to support NDRF s relief and rescue ops

Garuda Aerospace deploys drones to support NDRF’s relief and rescue ops February 10, 2021 First drone start-up summoned by NDRF to help in its disaster mitigation efforts Garuda Aerospace, a Chennai-based start-up that designs, builds and customises unmanned aerial vehicles or drones for various applications, is deploying three drones and four pilots to support the National Disaster Response Force’s (NDRF) relief and rescue operations at Uttarakhand’s Chamoli glacier disaster site, a top official told BusinessLine. The start-up is deploying three different types of drones to support NDRF. A video surveillance drone to assess the extent of damage caused and relaying real-time information to ground forces; a stringing drone which has the ability to connect rescue lines from one end to the other to ship men and material; and a delivery drone used during the pandemic which can move food and other emergency supplies a less expensive and more sustainable option than helicopt

Punching Daylight, They Emerged: The Story Of Uttarakhand Glacier Disaster Survivors

Uttarakhand Glacier Burst: 31 Dead, Race Against Time In Tunnel Rescue Op

31 Dead In Uttarakhand Disaster; Race Against Time In Tunnel Rescue Op Uttarakhand Glacier: The tunnel, where 35 people are feared trapped, is being cleared by the State Disaster Response Force and ITBP. Updated: February 09, 2021 1:37 pm IST Chamoli Glacier: An IAF Mi-17 is carryig NDRF personnel from Dehradun for Joshimath. Dehradun: A third day of massive search and rescue operation was underway today in Uttarakhand, parts of which were on Sunday hit by massive flooding following a glacier burst, killing 31 people. Disaster response teams, along with the armed forces, police, and paramilitary, continued to look for survivors among the nearly 175 missing. Up to 450 jawans of the Indo-Tibetan Border Patrol (ITBP), five teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), eight teams of the Indian Army, a Navy team, and ffve Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters were engaged in the state, Union Home Minister Amit Shah informed the Rajya Sabha.

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