At least 25 road workers remained trapped after a large avalanche struck a remote area of the Northern Indian State of Uttarakhand, officials.
The Senior District said Sandeep Tiwari said BBC was not 32 workers survived and moved to an army camp nearby.
Running hit a camp in the border paths (bro) village camps in Mana, sharing a Tibet border, officials said.
Officers say operations continue to save an extreme season between the powerfall.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami wrote to X that the act of deliverance was carried by Indo-Tibet Police), Bro and other teams.
The ambulances and emergency teams have been sent, but fraudulent circumstances continue to inflict the challenges for savior savers.
Tootage post In x through ITBP shows savers who bring people to stretchers and walked to a large foot of snow – despite many snow continued to fall.
Colonel Ankur Mahajan, a commander with Bro, speaks the Hindustan newspaper that survivors received treatment “but the width of their injuries is not clear”.
Gaurav Kunwar, a former member of the village council, tells BBC News that the details of the incident are sketchery.
“Nobody lives there permanently. It is only a migratory area and workers who work in the bounds stay in the area. There is also rainfall in the two days. There is also rainfall in the area of two days. days. There is also rainfall in the area of two days. There is also rainfall in the two days. There is also rainfall in the area of two days. There is also rainfall.
On Friday, the Indian Meteorological Department warned the heavy rain and snow in the northern state of Hehachal and Uttarakhand as well as Jammir.
Orange alerts are also released for snowfall in many Pradesh districts in Hemachal and Jammu and Kashmir.