Indian Army Leads Relief Efforts in North Sikkim, Restores Connectivity and Aids Stranded Tourists

Gangtok: The Indian Army has taken a leading role in relief operations in North Sikkim, where heavy snowfall and landslides had stranded tourists and disrupted road access to key destinations like Lachung.

Working closely with local authorities, army personnel launched extensive efforts to clear snow and debris, successfully restoring connectivity to critical areas. Their swift actions also enabled the safe evacuation of stranded tourists, reuniting families and ensuring that no one was left behind amid the difficult conditions.

Beyond clearing roads, the Indian Army provided vital humanitarian support — distributing food, offering shelter, and delivering medical assistance to those in need. Their prioritization of the tourists’ safety and well-being drew widespread appreciation during the crisis.

The army’s tireless response has been pivotal in bringing relief to North Sikkim, reaffirming its vital role not just in defense but also in humanitarian assistance during emergencies.

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