Tribune News Service
Jammu, June 26
The local administration today used a JCB to pull out two trucks which got stuck in the Tawi following flash flood in the higher reaches of Jammu.
The drivers and labourers had narrowly escaped the sudden rise of water in the river as they left the vehicles in time.
On Thursday heavy rains in the upper reaches of Jammu led to the rise in the water level of the Tawi river suddenly and several people had a narrow escape.
The trucks belong to people extracting sand and boulders for construction activity.
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
29 Naxalites killed in biggest encounter ever in Chhattisgarh, days ahead of Lok Sabha poll
3 security personnel suffer injuries in fierce gun-battle; l...
Supreme Court trashes idea of physical counting of VVPAT slips
'We have seen what used to happen earlier when there were ba...
ASI shot dead, another injured after man opens fire on Delhi's busy flyover; accused then kills self
The deceased ASI has been identified as Dinesh Sharma while ...
Ramdev, Balkrishna tender apologies ‘in person' with folded hands; Supreme Court says ‘you are not off the hook’
A Bench of Justice Hima Kohli and Justice Ahsanuddin Amanull...
Delhi L-G pens open letter to CM Kejriwal, slams AAP government over water scarcity issues
Saxena says many incidents over water scarcity have happened...
Cities
