2 soldiers on patrol in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, were carried away by a sudden river flood; rescue efforts are ongoing

 2 soldiers on patrol in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, were carried away by a sudden river flood; rescue efforts are ongoing

Army Staff believed Naib Subedar Kuldeep Singh and a jawan of the Indian Soldier were killed when they were suddenly carried away while crossing a river while on patrol in the Poonch area of Jammu and Kashmir. They were buried in the Poshana River. Both of the Indian Army's soldiers run the risk of drowning in the Poshana River's swelling torrent.

Jammu. In the remote Poonch region of Jammu and Kashmir, Naib Subedar Kuldeep Singh of the Indian Soldier drowned away in a flash flood while crossing a river during an area control mission. Two troops from the army have reportedly been lost in the Poshana river in Poonch, according to the PRO of the defence department in Jammu.

Rescue efforts are being made to find two Indian Army personnel who got lost in the flash floods. Both Indian Army troops may have drowned in this terrible occurrence in the overflowing stream of the Poshana river in the Poonch area.

Officials claim that both troops were killed when a flash flood brought on by heavy rains carried them away as they crossed the Dogra Nala in Poshana in the Surankote district. The Army, Police, and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) are working together to find the jawans who were carried away by the powerful river. Both jawans have not yet been found, though. The district's residents have been warned by the police to keep away from any rivers and drains that are in spate as a result of the nonstop rain that has been falling since Thursday night.

Notably, the Amarnath Yatra was postponed for a second day on Saturday due to the persistent rain and landslides in Jammu and Kashmir. As a result, thousands of pilgrims became stranded in Jammu and other holy cities. The administration reassured the pilgrims that senior officials were keeping an eye on the situation and pleaded with them not to worry and to heed any orders given from time to time by the authorities. Since Thursday night, it has been fiercely pouring in several areas of Jammu & Kashmir. Many high-altitude places, such as the Mahagun Top and the vicinity of the Amarnath cave shrine, have experienced snowfall. In July, certain locations had 24-hour rainfall totals that were records.