The Indian Army, through its extensive Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations code-named 'Op JAL RAHAT,' has successfully rescued over 330 civilians affected by severe flooding in Tripura. Two columns from the 18 Assam Rifles, under the command of HQ 21 Sector Assam Rifles and IGAR (East), have been actively deployed in the flood-stricken regions of Amarpur, Bhampur, Bishalgarh, and Ramnagar. Additionally, medical assistance has been provided to seven civilians facing urgent health issues.
Operation 'JAL RAHAT' in full swing
The Indian Army launched Operation 'JAL RAHAT' in response to devastating floods in Tripura, with two columns from the 18 Assam Rifles taking charge. These units have been deployed across the hardest-hit areas of Amarpur, Bhampur, Bishalgarh, and Ramnagar, where they have carried out extensive rescue operations.
Over 330 civilians rescued
Under challenging conditions, the Army has managed to rescue more than 330 civilians trapped in floodwaters. The operation highlights the Army's commitment to providing swift and effective relief during natural disasters.
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