Recurring landslides threaten to render West Sikkim village uninhabitable
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Recurring landslides in West Sikkim have destroyed houses and raised concerns that Rimbi village may be uninhabitable.
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- Heavy monsoon rains triggered recurring landslides in the Singlitam-Rimbi belt of West Sikkim, causing extensive damage to more than 30 houses.
- Authorities have evacuated residents to a local relief camp and are providing financial compensation and housing assistance.
- A geological survey is planned to assess the stability of the ground after the monsoon season.
- Local officials remain on high alert as the threat of further landslides continues.
What to watch next
- Results of the planned post-monsoon geological survey
- Progress of the compensation and housing assistance rollout
- Continued stability of the ground in the Rimbi village area
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Rinzing Chewang
disaster relief commissioner
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“Rimbi may be uninhabitable after the recurring landslides from Singlitam. We have shifted the locals to the Gram Prasasan Kendra, with 107 people currently accommodated at the relief camp.”
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…deposited a massive amount of debris and destroyed more than 30 houses, forcing families to move hearth and home. .The disaster relief commissioner, Rinzing Chewang, who surveyed the affected areas on Friday, said, " Rimbi may be uninhabitable after the recurring landslides from Singlitam. We have shifted the locals to the Gram Prasasan Kendra, with 107 people currently accommodated at the relief camp. " .Sikkim: Major landslide strikes Rimbi village, several houses damaged; CM directs authorities to ensure safety of residents."Nine houses in Singlitam have also been evacuated," he said. "A geological survey will be…
“Nine houses in Singlitam have also been evacuated”
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…to the Gram Prasasan Kendra, with 107 people currently accommodated at the relief camp." .Sikkim: Major landslide strikes Rimbi village, several houses damaged; CM directs authorities to ensure safety of residents." Nine houses in Singlitam have also been evacuated ," he said. "A geological survey will be conducted after the monsoon to study the landslide and its causes through a multidisciplinary assessment involving various departments." .The administration has moved families to…
Prem Singh Tamang
Chief Minister
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“the safety and well-being of the affected residents were the government's top priority.”
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…land along with a house, while those who still have land will be supported in constructing new houses, officials said. .Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang has expressed concern over the situation in Rimbi, saying the safety and well-being of the affected residents were the government's top priority. .Tamang has said he had directed local authorities to remain on high alert, closely monitor the situation and take all necessary measures to ensure the safety of the locals. .He appealed to people in the affected area…
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