Kathmandu : A massive landslide struck Rimbi village in Gyalshing district of India’s Sikkim following heavy rainfall.
The landslide occurred on Thursday night and swept away more than 20 houses, according to Indian media reports. Several structures, including government housing, were completely destroyed.
Officials said there have been no reports of human casualties so far.
Following the incident, Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang said the safety of residents in the affected area remains the government’s top priority. He directed the local administration to remain on high alert, closely monitor the situation, and take immediate measures for rescue and public safety.
Tamang also urged residents to remain cautious amid the heavy rainfall and follow safety instructions issued by the authorities to avoid further risks.
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