The India meteorological department on Saturday issued a warning for landslides in Himachal Pradesh. The state is observing heavy rainfall and will continue for the next three-four days.

The meteorological department in Shimla says that the latest weather conditions and interpretations of different global and regional models, rainfall activity is very likely to increase around Saturday. It will further continue for the next three-four days with moderate to heavy rainfall in the lower and middle hills of Himachal Pradesh. The weather department added that expected weather conditions may trigger landslides on national and state highways, inundations in low-lying areas, high discharge in-stream and nullahs, besides disruption of traffic and other electrical and communication channels. IMD also urged the state government authorities to take adequate safety measures.

Records of rainfall in isolated areas, Shahpur received 35 mm rain, Malan 29 mn, Guler and Barthin 12 mm each, and Pidana, Dalhousie and Tisso 10 mm each, the Met centre said.

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