<p>Shimla: Heavy rains and snowfall disrupted normal life in several parts of Himachal triggering landslides, blocking roads and huge mounds of debris swept by gushing waters damaging vehicles in Kullu.</p>.<p>A massive landslide triggered by incessant rains and cloudbursts at Rokaru (Multhan) in Kangra district damaged several vehicles and endangered 12 houses.</p>.<p>The affected families have been relocated to safer places and restoration works are in progress, said Kangra Deputy Commissioner, Hem Raj.</p>.<p>One person was reported missing near Shiva Hydropower project in Palampur and search operations have been launched to trace him, officials said on Saturday.</p>.Uttarakhand avalanche: Of 50 workers rescued, four die; search on for five labourers.<p>Tribal Pangi valley in Chamba was cut off following heavy snowfall and electricity and telecommunication services have been badly disrupted. Several houses along the banks of Nallahs and Khuds have been endangered in Kullu due to threats of landslides and electricity and water supply were still disrupted in some places.</p>.<p>A landslide at Tohlu Nallah blocked the Kiratpur -Manali national Highway and left tourists stranded. A total of 112 roads were closed in Kullu and work is in progress to power 1646 transformers. A total of 125 water supply schemes have been disrupted said Kullu DC, Tarul Ravesh.</p>.<p>Kullu- Manali road was also closed and traffic was being diverted via Naggar while the electricity supply was yet to be restored in Manikaran and Manali and tourists have been advised to stay at their places till the roads are cleared, she added.</p>.<p>People are facing inconvenience following huge mounds of debris from Gandhi Nagar Nallah splattered on roads and work to clear the roads is in progress.</p>.<p>The region had respite from rains and snow but normal life was still affected at many places in Kullu, Kangra and Chamba districts.</p>.<p>Meanwhile, the state received moderate to heavy snowfall and rains during the past 24 hours and Khadrala, Kothi, Nichar and Jot received 20 cm, 15 cm, 5 cm and 4 cm of snow respectively.</p>.<p>Bhuntar was the wettest in the state with 112.2 mm rains, followed by Jot 108.8 mm, Jogindernagar 108 mm, Seobagh 106 mm, Banjar 92 mm, Dharamshala 85.2 mm, Baijnath78 mm, Palampur75.6 mm and Rampur 60 mm.</p>.<p>The minimum temperatures stayed marginally below normal at most places and Keylong was coldest with a low of minus 6.9 degrees. </p>
<p>Shimla: Heavy rains and snowfall disrupted normal life in several parts of Himachal triggering landslides, blocking roads and huge mounds of debris swept by gushing waters damaging vehicles in Kullu.</p>.<p>A massive landslide triggered by incessant rains and cloudbursts at Rokaru (Multhan) in Kangra district damaged several vehicles and endangered 12 houses.</p>.<p>The affected families have been relocated to safer places and restoration works are in progress, said Kangra Deputy Commissioner, Hem Raj.</p>.<p>One person was reported missing near Shiva Hydropower project in Palampur and search operations have been launched to trace him, officials said on Saturday.</p>.Uttarakhand avalanche: Of 50 workers rescued, four die; search on for five labourers.<p>Tribal Pangi valley in Chamba was cut off following heavy snowfall and electricity and telecommunication services have been badly disrupted. Several houses along the banks of Nallahs and Khuds have been endangered in Kullu due to threats of landslides and electricity and water supply were still disrupted in some places.</p>.<p>A landslide at Tohlu Nallah blocked the Kiratpur -Manali national Highway and left tourists stranded. A total of 112 roads were closed in Kullu and work is in progress to power 1646 transformers. A total of 125 water supply schemes have been disrupted said Kullu DC, Tarul Ravesh.</p>.<p>Kullu- Manali road was also closed and traffic was being diverted via Naggar while the electricity supply was yet to be restored in Manikaran and Manali and tourists have been advised to stay at their places till the roads are cleared, she added.</p>.<p>People are facing inconvenience following huge mounds of debris from Gandhi Nagar Nallah splattered on roads and work to clear the roads is in progress.</p>.<p>The region had respite from rains and snow but normal life was still affected at many places in Kullu, Kangra and Chamba districts.</p>.<p>Meanwhile, the state received moderate to heavy snowfall and rains during the past 24 hours and Khadrala, Kothi, Nichar and Jot received 20 cm, 15 cm, 5 cm and 4 cm of snow respectively.</p>.<p>Bhuntar was the wettest in the state with 112.2 mm rains, followed by Jot 108.8 mm, Jogindernagar 108 mm, Seobagh 106 mm, Banjar 92 mm, Dharamshala 85.2 mm, Baijnath78 mm, Palampur75.6 mm and Rampur 60 mm.</p>.<p>The minimum temperatures stayed marginally below normal at most places and Keylong was coldest with a low of minus 6.9 degrees. </p>