emergency manager20 August 2018
Stories of bravery by security forces in Kerala flood
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Thank You note painted on the roof of a house where the Naval ALH piloted by Cdr Vijay Varma rescued two women. Bravo...[/caption]
People are expressing their gratitude to security forces in varied way. Although most of the victims have lost every material and money to give any gift in physical form. However, the smile and high spirit of Kerala citizens has not been dampened in spite of flooding waters. A Thank You note painted on the roof of a house where the Naval ALH piloted by Cdr Vijay Varma rescued two women.
Wheelchair bound(paralysed below the waist) lady being winched up to safety in a very challenging hover by Captain P Ramkumar ,Shaurya Chakra. Location is some where in North of Aluva. Naval Dornier lands at Kannur Airport with Diving team to restore water supply to Kannur city from Pazhassi Dam.
Captain Syed Ashad Ahmed of 8 Engineer Regiment, established captive ferry to rescue 57 civilians from Chngannur. #IndianArmy made 15 bridges, provided relief material to 20 villages, meals ready to eat to 1200 civilians. Naib Subedar Manbar Singh of 13 Garhwal Rifles and his team carried out rescue operation in 8-10 feet deep water for five hours and rescued 536 persons in Kerala.
Today, Indian Air Force undertook flood relief operations & provided food to the people affected by flood in Kodagu region, Karnataka.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Shri #KeralaFloodRelief
Thank You note painted on the roof of a house where the Naval ALH piloted by Cdr Vijay Varma rescued two women. Bravo...[/caption]
People are expressing their gratitude to security forces in varied way. Although most of the victims have lost every material and money to give any gift in physical form. However, the smile and high spirit of Kerala citizens has not been dampened in spite of flooding waters. A Thank You note painted on the roof of a house where the Naval ALH piloted by Cdr Vijay Varma rescued two women.
Rescue workers from security agencies like ITBP,BSF,CRPF, NDRF, Army, Air Force, Navy, police have all been working tirelessly with local volunteers to help people stranded in the flood ravaged Kerala.
These photos show that these security personnel are the real heroes. They are ready to sacrifice live to save live of fellow citizens.It shows humanity is still not lost.
Captain Syed Ashad Ahmed of 8 Engineer Regiment, established captive ferry to rescue 57 civilians from Chngannur. #IndianArmy made 15 bridges, provided relief material to 20 villages, meals ready to eat to 1200 civilians. Naib Subedar Manbar Singh of 13 Garhwal Rifles and his team carried out rescue operation in 8-10 feet deep water for five hours and rescued 536 persons in Kerala.
Today, Indian Air Force undertook flood relief operations & provided food to the people affected by flood in Kodagu region, Karnataka.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Shri emergency manager20 August 2018
Stories of bravery by security forces in Kerala flood
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[caption id=attachment_2058 align=alignnone width=607] Thank You note painted on the roof of a house where the Naval ALH piloted by Cdr Vijay Varma rescued two women. Bravo...[/caption]
People are expressing their gratitude to security forces in varied way. Although most of the victims have lost every material and money to give any gift in physical form. However, the smile and high spirit of Kerala citizens has not been dampened in spite of flooding waters. A Thank You note painted on the roof of a house where the Naval ALH piloted by Cdr Vijay Varma rescued two women.
Wheelchair bound(paralysed below the waist) lady being winched up to safety in a very challenging hover by Captain P Ramkumar ,Shaurya Chakra. Location is some where in North of Aluva. Naval Dornier lands at Kannur Airport with Diving team to restore water supply to Kannur city from Pazhassi Dam.
Captain Syed Ashad Ahmed of 8 Engineer Regiment, established captive ferry to rescue 57 civilians from Chngannur. #IndianArmy made 15 bridges, provided relief material to 20 villages, meals ready to eat to 1200 civilians. Naib Subedar Manbar Singh of 13 Garhwal Rifles and his team carried out rescue operation in 8-10 feet deep water for five hours and rescued 536 persons in Kerala.
Today, Indian Air Force undertook flood relief operations & provided food to the people affected by flood in Kodagu region, Karnataka.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Shri #KeralaFloodRelief
Thank You note painted on the roof of a house where the Naval ALH piloted by Cdr Vijay Varma rescued two women. Bravo...[/caption]
People are expressing their gratitude to security forces in varied way. Although most of the victims have lost every material and money to give any gift in physical form. However, the smile and high spirit of Kerala citizens has not been dampened in spite of flooding waters. A Thank You note painted on the roof of a house where the Naval ALH piloted by Cdr Vijay Varma rescued two women.
Rescue workers from security agencies like ITBP,BSF,CRPF, NDRF, Army, Air Force, Navy, police have all been working tirelessly with local volunteers to help people stranded in the flood ravaged Kerala.
These photos show that these security personnel are the real heroes. They are ready to sacrifice live to save live of fellow citizens.It shows humanity is still not lost.
Captain Syed Ashad Ahmed of 8 Engineer Regiment, established captive ferry to rescue 57 civilians from Chngannur. #IndianArmy made 15 bridges, provided relief material to 20 villages, meals ready to eat to 1200 civilians. Naib Subedar Manbar Singh of 13 Garhwal Rifles and his team carried out rescue operation in 8-10 feet deep water for five hours and rescued 536 persons in Kerala.
Today, Indian Air Force undertook flood relief operations & provided food to the people affected by flood in Kodagu region, Karnataka.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Shri 