Monsoon looks more kind in Himachal Pradesh, once again IMD rain warning

The weather is changing every day. Be it plains or hills. Monsoon is kind to most parts of the country these days, which is why changes are being seen regarding the weather. For the past few days, clouds created a lot of trouble in the plains. The hilly areas were also troubled due to landslides and heavy rains. Meanwhile, big news is coming out from Himachal Pradesh. Once again a big warning has been issued by the Indian Meteorological Department in Himachal Pradesh. According to IMD, there are chances of heavy rains in many areas in Himachal Pradesh till August 5.
This time in Himachal Pradesh, the impact of monsoon is being seen a bit more. Whether Kullu or Manali, this time the monsoon rains have wreaked havoc at every major tourist destination. After the rains, the situation is that more than 300 roads are closed. The maximum havoc of nature has been seen in Kullu.
Relief work is going on here since the sky disaster till now. On behalf of the administration, relief material is being delivered to the area through helicopter. But the biggest difficulty is that once again IMD has issued a warning of heavy rain.
Schools and educational institutions closed till 5 August
The administration and the government are on alert mode amid IMD’s warning. This is the reason why instructions have been issued to close all educational institutions from schools till 5th August.
At the same time, Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari will also be on a tour of Himachal Pradesh on August 1 i.e. Tuesday. He will take stock of the damage to the highway caused by the floods here last day. Let us tell you that the Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for rain in Himachal Pradesh till the first week of August.
A look at the statistics related to rain in Himachal Pradesh
– 76 percent of the rainfall is more in the month of July
– 454.9 mm of rain occurred only in the month of July

• 03 times more rainfall than normal in the month of July
  Monsoon rains broke the record of 19 rains this time.
  – 323 roads closed, many highways were also closed
  189 people have lost their lives so far due to rain and floods.
  34 people are still missing since the flood