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New Delhi, July 6 – Indian authorities have reported that at least 78 people have died in Himachal Pradesh, northern India, since the start of the monsoon season on June 20.
According to the State Disaster Management Authority, roughly 50 fatalities were due to rainfall-related incidents, including mudslides and flash floods, while 28 people lost their lives in road accidents attributed to the heavy rains.
The total number of deaths from various weather-related disasters in Himachal Pradesh has reached 78.
Mandi district recorded the highest number of rain-related deaths at 17, followed by Kangra district with 11. The state has also experienced extensive damage to infrastructure and the economy, with monsoon incidents resulting in crop losses, damage to homes, and disruptions to health and education services.
In response, Indian authorities have deployed teams from the National Disaster Response Force and state disaster response teams to the affected areas.
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The recent heavy rainfall and resulting disasters in Himachal Pradesh highlight the increasing risks associated with climate volatility, underscoring the importance of robust disaster management systems for businesses in Oman. Investors and entrepreneurs should consider opportunities in climate-resilient infrastructure and disaster recovery solutions, as the demand for innovative risk mitigation will likely rise. In this context, tapping into sectors like construction and emergency services could provide strategic advantages for those looking to position themselves favorably in the market.
Source: Oman News
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