The cumulative death toll has reached 135, of which 76 are due to rain -related incidents such as landslides, floods, cloud bursts and electrocution, while 59 deaths have occurred in traffic accidents, according to the cumulative loss report of the SDMA of 22 July 2025.
Inexorable monsoon Fury has pushed Himachal Pradesh into a crisis state, paralyzing road connectivity, power supply and essential services in multiple districts. According to the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA), 432 roads remain blocked, 534 power distribution transformers are non-functional and 197 water supply schedules are seriously influenced.
Monsoon regents Claim 135 lives in Himachal Pradesh
The cumulative death toll has reached 135, of which 76 are due to rain -related incidents such as landslides, floods, cloud bursts and electrocution, while 59 deaths have occurred in traffic accidents, according to the cumulative loss report of the SDMA of 22 July 2025.
Important victims have been reported from districts such as Mandi (17), Kangra (16), Kullu (8) and Chamba (7) because of a series of natural disaster, including landslides, cloud bursts and sudden floods. Flash floods in Kangra, Cloudbursts in Mandi and landslides in Shimla and Solan have not only claimed lives, but have also caused enormous damage to houses, bridges, roads, livestock sheds and agriculture.
State registered 25 landslides, 40 flash floods
The monetary loss in the entire state is estimated at RS1.24.734.67 Lakh, with more than 540 houses completely damaged and thousands displaced. The State has registered 25 landslides, 40 flash floods and 23 cloud bursts in less than five weeks since 20 June 2025. In addition to human fatalities, 1,296 animals and 21,500 poultry birds have also died, which contributes to national need.
Damage to public infrastructure includes departments such as PWD, JSV, power, education, livestock farming and rural development. Authorities continue to perform rescue and auxiliary operations with the support of NDRF, SDRF and local teams. Several auxiliary camps have been set up and former Gratia payments are processed for the relatives of deceased and displaced residents.
The SDMA has urged the public to stay alert, to avoid land shifting zones and to follow warnings again, because the recovery of roads, bridges and essential tools remains a top priority for the administration.
(With ani inputs)
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