Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Pema Khandu, has expressed deep concern over a distressing incident in Ladakh where a T-72 tank carrying five soldiers was swept away by flash floods near the (Line of Actual Control) LAC in the Nyoma-Chusul area.
“Profoundly troubled to learn that a T-72 tank carrying five soldiers has been swept away by flash floods near the Line of Actual Control in the Nyoma-Chusul area of Ladakh. Praying for the safety and well-being of our brave soldiers,” said Khandu.
Incident Details:
The incident occurred in the Nyoma-Chusul area, a region known for its strategic significance and challenging terrain. Flash floods, which can occur suddenly and with devastating force, pose a significant risk to personnel and equipment in such areas.
Prayers and Solidarity:
Pema Khandu’s statement reflects the anxiety and concern felt across the nation for the safety of the soldiers involved. His prayers and hopes for their well-being resonate with the sentiments of many who recognize the perilous conditions faced by the armed forces.
Ongoing Efforts:
Search and rescue operations are likely underway, focusing on locating the missing tank and its occupants. The harsh and unpredictable weather conditions in Ladakh add to the challenges rescue teams face.
National Response:
The incident has garnered attention at the national level, with support and prayers pouring in for the soldiers’ safety. The resilience and dedication of the armed forces in such adverse conditions continue to inspire and unite the nation.
