Advertisement

Advertisement

Home / Disasters and Accidents / Deadly Cloudburst Hits Jammu and Kashmir, 3 Killed

Deadly Cloudburst Hits Jammu and Kashmir, 3 Killed

Summary

  • 3 people killed in a cloudburst incident in Ramban district
  • Intense rainfall triggers landslips and flash floods in J&K
  • Over 40 people killed in weather-related incidents in the past week
Deadly Cloudburst Hits Jammu and Kashmir, 3 Killed

On August 30, 2025, heavy rains have continued to lash Jammu and Kashmir, leading to a deadly cloudburst incident in Ramban district. Preliminary reports suggest that the cloudburst hit the Gadgram pocket of Rajgarh area, causing significant damage to houses and leaving several structures buried under debris.

The incident has claimed the lives of 3 people, with the bodies recovered by local authorities. Fears remain that 2 more individuals may be trapped under the debris. Emergency response teams have been rushed to the site to assist in the rescue efforts and search for any missing persons.

This latest tragedy comes just a week after the region was hit by a series of intense rainfall, landslips, and flash flooding events that have claimed over 40 lives. The Meteorological department had warned of the possibility of such severe weather, predicting moderate to heavy rain at many places in Jammu, Kathua, Rajouri, Reasi, Doda, Samba, and Udhampur districts.

Advertisement

Advertisement

The situation remains fluid, with several rivers, including the Jhelum and Tawi, flowing above the danger mark. However, the weather has improved in the past two days, allowing the water levels to recede. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely and are working to provide aid and assistance to the affected communities.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.

Advertisement

Advertisement

FAQ

Three people were killed in a cloudburst incident in Ramban district of Jammu and Kashmir, with rescue efforts underway to locate any missing persons.
Over 40 people have been killed in separate incidents of landslips, intense rainfall, and flash flooding in Jammu and Kashmir in the past one week.
The Jhelum river and Tawi river were flowing above the danger mark, but have since receded with the improvement in weather in the past two days.

Read more news on