Indian Army Rescue Operation: On Monday, soldiers of the Spear Head Division under the Spear Corps of the Indian Army conducted a relief and rescue operation in the flood affected areas of Dhemaji district of Assam and safely rescued 27 stranded people. This joint operation was conducted with the cooperation of the National Disaster Response Force and the district administration.
People trapped due to rising water level
Talking to the media, the Army said that this rescue operation is being conducted in Arun Chapori village of Dhemaji district. Where due to continuous rain and sudden rise in water level, many villages were submerged and people were trapped. Let us tell you that as soon as information about this emergency was received, the army personnel immediately reached the spot and started relief work despite the bad weather and difficult conditions.
The stranded people were taken to safe places. This operation was carried out in a coordinated manner with the NDRF and the district administration so that the rescue operation could be completed in a timely and organized manner.
Shows the strong loyalty of the army.
After the rescue, the army teams immediately provided relief material to the evacuated people. Officials said that this operation reflects the readiness of the Indian Army during natural disasters and their strong commitment to help the people along with the civil administration.
Humanity is our biggest responsibility.
Let us tell you that despite the difficult circumstances, the soldiers worked swiftly and gave priority to the safety of civilians. The Army also said that such relief and rescue operations are an important part of their responsibilities, which along with protecting the country’s borders, also help people in disasters. The Army said that there is no limit to service, whereas humanity is our biggest responsibility.
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What did the disaster management authority say?
This campaign has been launched at a time when Assam is once again facing flood situation due to heavy rains. According to a report, the State Disaster Management Authority told IANS that more than 45,000 people have been affected in seven districts and Dhemaji is the worst affected district. Let us tell you that Army, NDRF, SDRF and district administration are together engaged in relief and rescue work. According to officials, it is being told that until the situation becomes normal. And till then the relief work will continue.
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