"The chief minister and his staff, stuck in Kinnaur's Sangla valley since Sunday, have been airlifted," Kinnaur's Deputy Commissioner J M Pathania told Business Standard.
Over 1,500 tourists, including foreigners, are stranded in Kinnaur, which borders Tibet. "Efforts are being made to re-open blocked roads," Pathania said. There are reports that 75 houses have been damaged and 18 vehicles washed away due to the rains. The 1,500-Mw Nathpa Jhakri project and the 1,000-Mw Karchham Wantoo project have been shut due to heavy silt in Sutlej. Those feed the northern grid.
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