In a heroic display of valor and swift action, the Indian Army’s Trishakti Corps has successfully rescued over 500 stranded tourists amidst heavy snowfall in Nathu-La, East Sikkim.
Approximately 175 vehicles, carrying tourists, were rendered immobile due to the sudden and severe snowfall, posing a grave threat to their safety and well-being. However, responding to the emergency with unwavering determination, troops from Trishakti Corps braved sub-zero temperatures to reach the stranded individuals.
Providing prompt medical assistance, warm refreshments, and nourishing meals, the Indian Army ensured the well-being of the tourists despite the adverse weather conditions. Additionally, safe transportation arrangements were made to facilitate their journey to safety.
Trishakti Corps, known for its dedication and proactive approach in safeguarding the borders of the Himalayan region, once again showcased its commitment to serving not only the nation but also extending a helping hand to tourists and the local population during times of crisis.
This remarkable display of humanity and bravery amid challenging circumstances underscores the Indian Army’s unwavering commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all individuals within its reach.
