HEAVY RAINS SWEPT AWAY A FOOTBRIDGE IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR'S RAMNAGAR TEHSIL ON WEDNESDAY, LEAVING OVER 5,000 PEOPLE ACROSS THREE PANCHAYATS AFFECTED

The only route to cross the Sloo Nullah was this bridge but due to strong currents it has also been washed away. The bridge was located in ward no. 8 of Bhiala Jagir in Dalwalt panchayat.The affected panchayats are Bhiala Jagir, Dalwalt, and Ghund. The bridge was used by people from these panchayats to travel to and from their villages.

The authorities have been providing relief materials to the affected people, including food, water, and shelter. They have also been working to repair the bridge.The incident has highlighted the need for better infrastructure in the region. The authorities have been urged to build a new bridge as soon as possible.

In a statement, the district administration stated that the bridge was being washed away due to the "heavy flow of water" in the Sloo Nullah.The administration said that it is "working to repair the bridge as soon as possible."The incident has caused extensive disturbance in the affected regions. Educational institutions and businesses have been closed, and people have been unable to travel to and from their villages.

The authorities have appealed to the people to stay calm and cooperate with the relief efforts.They have also warned people not to cross the Sloo Nullah as it is still dangerous.The incident is a reminder of the dangers of living in flood-prone areas. It is important for people to be aware of the risks and to take precautions to stay safe.

The authorities have been urged to take steps to improve the infrastructure in the region. This would help to reduce the risk of future flooding and ensure that people are able to get to safety in the event of an emergency.

The incident is also a reminder of the importance of disaster preparedness.People should have a plan in place in case of a flood or other natural disaster. This plan should include a way to stay informed about the situation, a way to get to safety, and a way to communicate with family and friends.