NDTV’s Saurabh ‘Shukla’ JP’s arrest brings exclusive photos from the court. As per reports, forms have started filling up at the residence of Jaypee Power Plant in Joshimath. Two girl students of the court near here are wrapped. The land of the powerful court has sunk in many works. The door here has also fallen.
Entire campus declared red zone
According to the report, the housing complex of many plants has started matching. The umbrella has started sinking. Stones are falling from the walls. The entire pre-school of the mess here has sunk down in many ways. JP’s entire residence has been evacuated and declared a red zone.
Muddy water flowing under houses
At the same time, a stream of brown water is flowing from under the house for the last few days. The flow of water is so strong that the wall of the housing complex has broken. Local people say that because of this water the soil of the mountain is getting wet and now it has started sinking.
risk of multiple immovables
According to reports, other structures, including the hydroelectric project, are showing huge cracks in buildings and roads due to the build-up of layers. Due to this, there are fears of collision with many buildings at any time.
How will the people living in Joshimath be helped?
The residents of the 723 houses in Joshimath which have developed cracks will now get help worth lakhs of crores. For sending 50 thousand rupees and one lakh rupees will be given as advance of compensation. What will be incomplete, it will be decided. The survey will be completed in a week and after that this help will be given.
only 2 hotels will leave
Mr. Pushkar Singh Dhami’s secretary M Sundaram gave this information to the media on Wednesday. He said that no houses will be demolished as of now, only 2 hotels will be demolished. Red marks have been placed on the houses to evacuate them. He said that talks have also been held with the hotel, they have agreed to cooperate in the jumper action.
sinking at 2.5 inches per day every year
Before this, a shocking study has come to the fore regarding Joshimath. A two-year study by the Indian Institute of Direct Sensing reported that Joshimath and its surrounding areas were sinking at a rate of 2.5 inches every year. This was read using data by a satellite located on the site. Portrait photographs from July 2020 to March 2022 show that the entire region is slowly subsiding. The subsidence zone is spread over the entire valley and is not confined to Joshimath.
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