The rescue operation in Chamoli is in full swing, with the Indian Army and IAF joining the search efforts. IAF Mi-17 and Cheetah helicopters have been deployed to help with the rescue in the Mana area. The search is ongoing for the workers who went missing after an avalanche struck near Mana village. So far, two more bodies have been recovered, bringing the death toll to six. Rescue teams are still working hard to find the remaining missing people. According to the Defence PRO in Dehradun, the bodies recovered today are being brought to Mana post for further processing. The operation involves multiple forces working together to search the area.

The BRO workers rescued on March 2 are receiving medical treatment at Joshimath Army Hospital. The survivors, while speaking to ANI, recounted the harrowing experience of the tragic incident. Out of 55 workers, 50 have been safely rescued, while four lost their lives. Search operations are being intensified using helicopters to locate the missing individuals and ensure their safety. The injured workers are being airlifted for urgent medical attention at Joshimath Army Hospital. Authorities continue to make every effort to bring the remaining workers to safety. The rescue teams are working tirelessly in challenging conditions to complete the operation. Meanwhile, the rescued workers are receiving necessary medical care and support at the hospital to aid their recovery.