MLA Dhami met an accident after meeting disaster victims
MLA Dhami met an accident after meeting disaster victims
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Dehradun: Right now the rainy season is going on and many such incidents are coming out during this time. Meanwhile, returning to the Mori village of Pithoragarh in Uttarakhand after hearing the problems of the disaster victims, MLA Harish Dhami of Dharchula was swept away with the sudden debris in the Chimdiyagad drain. The flow of debris was so rapid that they drifted for about 10 meters.

During this time, the workers working together saved them with great difficulty. Due to this, debris also entered their mouth, nose and ears. MLA has also suffered a lot due to the presence of boulders while flowing in the drain. Seeing the brisk flood of debris, the workers running along were also very nervous. Subsequently, the workers took him out and called the doctors and gave him the primary medical attention. Let us tell you that after the disaster in MLA Dhami Tanga village, people are constantly going to the affected areas and knowing the condition of the people.

Let us tell you that on the night of July 19, the rain ravaged the Metali, Bagchegaon, Lumti, Zara Jibli and Mori villages of Bangapani Tehsil. Subsequently, on July 29, rain in Mori village took a dangerous form. Army and SDRF personnel are engaged in relief and rescue efforts in the area, but it is not easy to bring the people trapped in the villages to safe places due to overflowing of bridges and connectivity routes in the rivers. In the same incident, the injuries suffered by the MLA have been treated, and at the same time every effort is being made to help the victims.

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