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45 mountain rescue teams set out for deployment along Amarnath Yatra ... Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat on Thursday flagged off 45 mountain rescue teams for deployment along the twin routes for Amarnath Yatra. The 45 teams — comprising Jammu and Kashmir Police, State and National Disaster Response Forces, Central Reserve Police Force, Sashastra Seema Bal and Border Security Force — will be deployed at 21 locations along the two routes to the sacred Amarnath cave shrine in the South Kashmir Himalayas. "Like every year, our teams will be stationed there to assist pilgrims this year too. They will provide every kind of facility (to the devotees). And God forbid, if any disaster occurs, they will actively respond to it and tackle it," SDRF Director Imtiyaz Hussain Mir told reporters here. Mir said the annual Amarnath Yatra is a very sacred pilgrimage in the country. "The overall role of Jammu and Kashmir Police in this is very important, along with other security forces. These mountain rescue teams are specially trained. Most of them have been deployed before as well. They provide all kinds of assistance, especially in emergencies, to pilgrims who come …

45 mountain rescue teams set out for deployment along Amarnath Yatra ... PTI 45 mountain rescue teams set out for deployment along Amarnath Yatra routes Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat on Thursday flagged off 45 mountain rescue teams for deployment along the twin routes for Amarnath Yatra . The 45 teams -- comprising Jammu and Kashmir Police , State and National Disaster Response Forces, Central Reserve Police Force, Sashastra Seema Bal and Border Security Force -- will be deployed at 21 locations along the two routes to the sacred Amarnath cave shrine in the South Kashmir Himalayas. Also read: Amarnath Yatra can help defeat hate, mistrust: Mehbooba Mufti "Like every year, our teams will be stationed there to assist pilgrims this year too. They will provide every kind of facility (to the devotees). And God forbid, if any disaster occurs, they will actively respond to it and tackle it," SDRF Director Imtiyaz Hussain Mir told reporters here. Mir said the annual Amarnath Yatra is a very sacred pilgrimage in the country. Live Events "The overall role of Jammu and Kashmir Police in this is very important, along with other security forces. These moun…

45 mountain rescue teams deployed for Amarnath yatra this year ‘The specialised teams have been strategically positioned to provide rapid response in the event of accidents, adverse weather conditions, or other emergencies during the annual yatra,’ DGP Nalin Prabhat says

45 mountain rescue teams set out for deployment along Amarnath Yatra ... PTI 45 mountain rescue teams set out for deployment along Amarnath Yatra routes Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat on Thursday flagged off 45 mountain rescue teams for deployment along the twin routes for Amarnath Yatra . The 45 teams -- comprising Jammu and Kashmir Police , State and National Disaster Response Forces, Central Reserve Police Force, Sashastra Seema Bal and Border Security Force -- will be deployed at 21 locations along the two routes to the sacred Amarnath cave shrine in the South Kashmir Himalayas. Also read: Amarnath Yatra can help defeat hate, mistrust: Mehbooba Mufti "Like every year, our teams will be stationed there to assist pilgrims this year too. They will provide every kind of facility (to the devotees). And God forbid, if any disaster occurs, they will actively respond to it and tackle it," SDRF Director Imtiyaz Hussain Mir told reporters here. Mir said the annual Amarnath Yatra is a very sacred pilgrimage in the country. Live Events "The overall role of Jammu and Kashmir Police in this is very important, along with other security forces. These moun…

45 Mountain Rescue Teams Set Out For Deployment Along Amarnath Yatra ... Srinagar, Jun 18: Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat on Thursday flagged off 45 mountain rescue teams for deployment along the twin routes for Amarnath Yatra. The 45 teams — comprising Jammu and Kashmir Police, State and National Disaster Response Forces, Central Reserve Police Force, Sashastra Seema Bal and Border Security Force — will be deployed at 21 locations along the two routes to the sacred Amarnath cave shrine in the South Kashmir Himalayas. “Like every year, our teams will be stationed there to assist pilgrims this year too. They will provide every kind of facility (to the devotees). And God forbid, if any disaster occurs, they will actively respond to it and tackle it,” SDRF Director Imtiyaz Hussain Mir told reporters here. Mir said the annual Amarnath Yatra is a very sacred pilgrimage in the country. “The overall role of Jammu and Kashmir Police in this is very important, along with other security forces. These mountain rescue teams are specially trained. Most of them have been deployed before as well. They provide all kinds of assistance, especially in emergencies, to …

45 Mountain Rescue Teams Deployed Along Amarnath Yatra Routes Srinagar-Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat on Thursday flagged off 45 mountain rescue teams for deployment along the twin routes for Amarnath Yatra. The 45 teams — comprising Jammu and Kashmir Police, State and National Disaster Response Forces, Central Reserve Police Force, Sashastra Seema Bal and Border Security Force — will be deployed at 21 locations along the two routes to the sacred Amarnath cave shrine in the South Kashmir Himalayas. “Like every year, our teams will be stationed there to assist pilgrims this year too. They will provide every kind of facility (to the devotees). And God forbid, if any disaster occurs, they will actively respond to it and tackle it,” SDRF Director Imtiyaz Hussain Mir told reporters here. Mir said the annual Amarnath Yatra is a very sacred pilgrimage in the country. “The overall role of Jammu and Kashmir Police in this is very important, along with other security forces. These mountain rescue teams are specially trained. Most of them have been deployed before as well. They provide all kinds of assistance, especially in emergencies, to pilgrims who come he…

45 Mountain Rescue Teams Set Out For Deployment Along Amarnath Yatra ... Written by in Srinagar, Jun 18: Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat on Thursday flagged off 45 mountain rescue teams for deployment along the twin routes for Amarnath Yatra.The 45 teams — comprising Jammu and Kashmir Police, State and National Disaster Response Forces, Central Reserve Police Force, Sashastra Seema Bal and Border Security Force — will be deployed at 21 locations along the two routes to the sacred Amarnath cave shrine in the South Kashmir Himalayas.“Like every year, our teams will be stationed there to assist pilgrims this year too. They will provide every kind of facility (to the devotees). And God forbid, if any disaster occurs, they will actively respond to it and tackle it,” SDRF Director Imtiyaz Hussain Mir told reporters here.Mir said the annual Amarnath Yatra is a very sacred pilgrimage in the country.“The overall role of Jammu and Kashmir Police in this is very important, along with other security forces. These mountain rescue teams are specially trained. Most of them have been deployed before as well. They provide all kinds of assistance, especially in emergenc…

J&K DGP flags off 45 specialised mountain rescue teams for Amarnath Yatra The specialised mountain rescue teams will be stationed at vulnerable and landslide-prone locations along both the Baltal and Pahalgam routes of the Yatra, beginning from the Baltal Base Camp and Nunwan Base Camp to ensure a swift response in the event of any disasters or emergency. Srinagar:Director General of Police (DGP), Jammu and Kashmir, Nalin Prabhat, on Thursday flagged off 45 specialised Mountain Rescue Teams that will be deployed at 25 strategic locations along the Amarnath Yatra route, including the Holy Cave area. The specialised teams have been equipped with upgraded rescue gear and provided advanced training to enhance their operational capabilities. The objective is to ensure a swift and effective response in the event of natural disasters, accidents, or any other emergency during the annual pilgrimage. Also Read:Telegram being used for carrying out cyberattacks, circulating child porn, drug trade: Govt tells Delhi High Court The teams will be stationed at vulnerable and landslide-prone locations along both the Baltal and Pahalgam routes of the Yatra, beginning from the Baltal Base Camp an…