Flash floods hit Doda district in Jammu and Kashmir after heavy rain in the upper reaches, officials report. The flooding brings boulders, mud and debris into Thathri town, damaging parts of the local area. Multiple sources describe the incident as part of a series: it is reported as the third flash-flood event in the twin districts of Doda and Kishtwar within the past two days. The heavy rainfall that triggered the flooding affects the mountainous terrain and leads to rapid runoff into settlements.
Officials say several structures and vehicles suffer damage in the affected areas. The reports indicate that the floods are linked to the same weather pattern over a short period, with debris causing particular harm. Emergency response efforts and damage assessments are underway, but the available reporting focuses mainly on the extent of impact from debris and flooding rather than on casualties or recovery figures.
