Una Reels Under Monsoon Fury: Rs 1678 Crore Loss, Lives Lost
Torrential rains have unleashed havoc in Himachal Pradesh’s Una district, causing widespread flooding and disrupting normal life. The deluge has submerged roads, crippling transportation and impacting essential services.
Educational institutions remain shut as a precautionary measure, affecting thousands of students. The crucial Chandigarh-Dharamshala highway is also underwater, severely hampering connectivity.
Power and water supplies have been severely disrupted across the affected areas, adding to the woes of residents already grappling with the flood’s aftermath. Many homes have been damaged, and tragically, lives have been lost.
The state government has pegged the cumulative losses since June 20, 2025, at a staggering Rs 1,678 crore. This figure encompasses infrastructure damage, agricultural losses, and the overall economic disruption.
The scale of the devastation highlights the urgent need for robust disaster preparedness and mitigation strategies in Himachal Pradesh. The ongoing monsoon season necessitates proactive measures to minimize future losses and protect vulnerable communities.
