Bridge, standing crops damaged in flash floods in Ladakh
The Hindu
The officials said the artificial lake triggered flash floods early August 22 morning, damaging the Rumbak bridge and standing crops spread over a large area in the village and adjoining areas
A bridge and standing crops were damaged on August 22 in flash floods in several villages in Ladakh, where authorities sounded an alert after an outburst of an artificial lake resulted in blockage of the Zanskar river, officials said. Chief Executive Officer, District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), Sonam Chosjor said there was an outburst of an artificial lake near Rumbak village on Saturday, resulting in blockage of Zanskar river and thereby creating an artificial lake in the area. The officials said the artificial lake triggered flash floods early August 22 morning, damaging the Rumbak bridge and standing crops spread over a large area in the village and adjoining areas.
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