(3 Sep 2025)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
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Akhnoor, Indian-controlled Jammu and Kashmir – 3 September 2025
1. Various of flooded Chenab river, fast flowing water
2. Various of rescue workers standing near the banks of the river
3. Wide of people on two-wheelers observing the flooded river
4. Wide of inundated river bank, water moving at great speed
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Katra, Indian-controlled Jammu and Kashmir – 2 September 2025
5. Various of landslide on a major route amid heavy rainfall
6. Mid of heavy rainfall in the hills
7. Mid of workers clearing water out from a pilgrimage ticket registration centre
8. Exterior of the registration centre, no queues of people amid suspended travel
9. Various of wet streets, people walking in the rain
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Agrakhal, Uttarakhand – 2 September 2025
10. Various of landslide on a road in the hills, muddy water flowing down the road amid rain
11. Tilt down from hills in the distance to gushing water in a stream
12. Wide of cars moving on a muddy road
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New Delhi – 2 September 2025
13. Man moving his belongings from his home during evacuation after Yamuna river crossed the danger mark
14. Wide of swollen river
15. Mid of passenger train moving on top of iconic Iron bridge, with swollen Yamuna river below
16. Various of river water flowing too close to the danger mark
17. Wide of people looking at their inundated homes
18. Various of sand bags being installed near the banks of the river to stop the flow of water
19. Aerials of swollen Yamuna river ++MUTE++
STORYLINE:
Heavy rains continued to lash several parts of northern India on Wednesday, including Jammu, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and Punjab.
In Indian-controlled Kashmir, major roads, including the Srinagar-Jammu national highway, remained closed following multiple landslides.
Torrential rains have led to increasing water level in the rivers in Jammu region.
The ongoing annual Hindu pilgrimage to a mountainous shrine at an altitude of 3,000 meters (9,500 feet) remained suspended as the base camp at Katra saw heavy rainfall during the past 24 hours.
At least 125 people were killed and scores injured in the flood-related disasters in Indian-controlled Kashmir last month.
In New Delhi, water levels of the Yamuna River, which originates in the Himalayas, crossed the danger mark on Tuesday, posing a threat of flooding in low-lying areas of the city.
Waterlogged roads triggered severe traffic disruptions.
The India Meteorological Department has forecast that India is likely to receive above average rainfall in September and has warned that heavy rainfall may trigger more landslides and flash floods in some northern states.
Heavy monsoon rains have resulted in a series of disasters in South Asia in the last few months.
AP video by Channi Anand, Shonal Ganguly, Manish Swarup and Piyush Nagpal
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