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Joshimath land sinking: houses with new cracks found, the number goes up to 868, confirms Chamoli DM

Joshimath land sinking: houses with new cracks found, number goes up to 868, confirms Chamoli DM

Earlier, on February 2, Khurana conducted an on-site inspection of the prefabricated shelters being constructed to rehabilitate the affected families migrating due to land subsidence.

Chamoli District Magistrate (DM) Himanshu Khurana on Friday said various cracks had been noticed in 868 buildings of Joshimath. Taking to social media, DM Himanshu tweeted, "Cracks have been noticed in 868 buildings of Joshimath. Out of these, 181 buildings are in unsafe areas.
The dismantling work of Hotel Mount View and Malari Inn is in its final stage." Himanshu Khurana also said that 878 members of 243 disaster-affected families are in relief camps and basic facilities are being provided to them.
Earlier, on February 2, Khurana conducted an on-site inspection of the prefabricated shelters being constructed to rehabilitate the affected families migrating due to land subsidence.

Doda's District Magistrate was quoted as saying that the area is gradually sinking and the authorities are trying to find a solution as soon as possible.

Jammu after Joshimath? Cracks in multiple buildings in Doda, 'land sinking' says official

Watch: Joshimath like cracks in J&K buildings, local official says land 'gradually sinking'

Doda's SDM was quoted as saying that the area is gradually sinking and the authorities are trying to find a solution as soon as possible.

Multiple buildings in Jammu &amp; Kashmir's Doda district have reportedly developed cracks similar to what was recently seen in Uttarakhand's Joshimath.
In footage shared by the news agency ANI, several houses can be seen with cracks. As many as 6 buildings have been affected so far.
The development has pushed locals into a state of panic.
Doda's SDM was quoted as saying that the area is gradually sinking and the authorities are trying to find a solution as soon as possible.
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