In a concerning development, Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has reported that an army camp in Sikkim has been affected by flooding in the Teesta River. This incident followed a cloud burst in the region, leading to swift and rising waters that have put the safety of soldiers stationed at the camp at risk.
The Union Minister expressed deep concern over the situation, stating, “So far, information has been received about 23 brave soldiers missing.” The sudden flooding triggered an immediate response, with rescue operations initiated to locate and ensure the safety of the missing soldiers.
“The safety and well-being of these soldiers are of paramount importance, and efforts are being made to reach them swiftly and bring them to safety. As the rescue operations unfold, prayers and hopes are extended for the soldiers’ safe return”.
“This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable and challenging conditions that the armed forces often face in the line of duty. It underscores the courage and dedication of our soldiers, who selflessly serve to protect the nation. The nation’s thoughts and support are with the missing soldiers and the rescue teams working tirelessly to bring them back to safety”.
