Two Jammu Kashmir Police cops were rescued alive
and bodies 7 others including two prisoners were recovered from avalanche hit
area near Jawahar tunnel in South Kashmir’s Qazigund on Friday while the
efforts are on to trace another missing cop.
“Rescue mission is on at Jawahar Tunnel in Qazigund Kulgam. Two
persons were rescued early in the morning and bodies of five policemen and two civilians
have been recovered,” Deputy Commissioner Anantnag Mohd Younis Malik told Early
Times.
“Rescue mission is on at Jawahar Tunnel in Qazigund Kulgam. Two
persons were rescued early in the morning and bodies of five policemen and two civilians
have been recovered,” Deputy Commissioner Anantnag Mohd Younis Malik told Early
Times.
He said that rescuers have expedited the rescue operation to
trace another missing cop.
Two cops were rescued alive have been identified as SPO
Mohammed Khalil of (Dog Squad) and SPO Ghulam Nabi @ Gulzar 305/Kulgam. Those
whose bodies were recovered from the spot were identified as Fayaz Ahmad Parrey
SG Fire man No:-1571, HC (Fire Service) Driver Firdous Ahmad No:- 181, Constable
Arshad Gul Belt No. 1000/ Kulgamm, Head Constable Muzafer 125/ Kulgam, Shabnam of
(Dog squad.) Kokernag, Vikram Singh s/o Kalvender Singh r/o Salan Talab
Udhampore (Prisoner) Baljeet Singh s/o
Hari Singh R/ o Dera Baba Nanak Gurdaspore Punjab (Prisoner)
Ten people had gone missing after an avalanche hit a police
post near Banihal tunnel on Thursday late evening. The missing people comprise
six policemen, two fire service personnel and two prisoners.
As per reports, Police,
Army and CRPF had launched a rescue operating on late Thursday evening but
couldn’t reach avalanche hit area due to heavy snowfall.
“On Friday morning, Local residents of Lowermunda Qazigund
and Omoh-Verinag along with the Army, Police, CRPF and SDRF launched a rescue
operation. It did took us a lot of time in reaching here because during the
night fresh avalanches had covered the road a several spots but we continued
our efforts and reached here,” Socio-political activist, Advocate Farooq Ahmad
Ganie told this reporter at avalanche hit area.
He said that thickness of avalanche was very large and has
buried the Police Post completely. “We rescued tow persons alive and hoped we
can rescue more but couldn’t. So far seven dead bodies of have been recovered,”
Ganie said.
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