New Delhi: At least 3000 pilgrims remain stranded near Uttarakhand's Badrinath after landslides on Wednesday night.
Landslides were reported from three places in the area.
The Army's Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has been pressed into service and is trying to open up the roads.
Pilgrims remain stranded in Joshimath and Hemkund and the authorities are now advising people not to travel till the roads don't clear up.
Landslides were reported from three places in the area.
The Army's Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has been pressed into service and is trying to open up the roads.
Pilgrims remain stranded in Joshimath and Hemkund and the authorities are now advising people not to travel till the roads don't clear up.
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