After Joshimath crisis, J&K's Doda district stares at disaster; 19 families shifted to temporary shelters
Doda sinking: A few of the village's buildings had begun to show signs of cracks a few days ago, but a recent landslide made matters worse and damaged as many as 21 buildings in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district.
Doda sinking: Joshimath-like
tragedy has grappled Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district where at least
19 families were evacuated after their homes developed cracks at a
village. According to officials, a mosque and a religious school for girls at
Nai Basti village in Thathri, 35 kilometres from Doda town, have also been
declared unsafe.
They further stated that a few of the village's buildings had begun to show signs of cracks a few days ago, but on Thursday, a landslide made matters worse and damaged as many as 21 buildings.
"We are observing the situation and taking steps as per need to ensure their safety," Sub-Divisional Magistrate (Thathri) Athar Amin Zargar told PTI. He further said that the deputy commissioner and the senior superintendent of police visited the spot and assured all help to the affected families.
J&K | Doda administration and a team from the Geological Survey of India present at the spot in Doda where 21 structures reported subsidence.
— ANI (@ANI) February 4, 2023
SDM Athar Amin Zargar says, "21 structures were affected yesterday. Zone of influence is limited to the same, as observed today morning." pic.twitter.com/3f6Rskz0GO
Necessary arrangements are being made
While some families have shifted to a temporary shelter set up by the district administration, many others have returned to their ancestral homes. "We are making all necessary arrangements, including food and electricity, at the campsite," Zargar said.
जम्मू कश्मीर में भी जोशीमठ जैसा हाल
— India TV (@indiatvnews) February 4, 2023
जोशीमठ के बाद दहशत में अब डोडा के लोग #Dodasinking #joshimathsinking #jknews pic.twitter.com/mzWPMBiZWp
Residents surprised to see cracks
Zahida Begum, whose
family was shifted to a temporary site, said they lived in the village for 15
years and were surprised to notice cracks in concrete houses.
"There is panic among 50-plus households in the
village. Majority of the structures developed cracks after Thursday's
landslide," she added. It should be noted here that Nai Basti was
developed about two decades ago and there was no such problem.
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