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IAF deploys MI-17 choppers in ongoing dousing operation

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The IAF choppers performed aerial surveys over Nainital, Bhimtal, and Sattal lakes, figuring out appropriate places from the place it might raise water for the dousing operation.

A forest hearth has been sweeping by way of the dense foliage in the mountains surrounding Nainital during the last 36 hours, an official mentioned, including that the Indian Air Force (IAF) has deployed its personnel and MI-17 choppers in a dousing operation in the realm.

According to officers, the IAF choppers are lifting water from the close by Bhimtal Lake in Nainital and spraying it in the realm to comprise and finally put out the raging forest hearth. Rahul Anand, the manager officer of Nainital Nagar Palika, knowledgeable ANI after an aerial inspection that MI-17 choppers are jet-spraying on the affected areas amid the raging forest hearth.

“I carried out an aerial inspection and can confirm IAF choppers have been involved in firefighting operations in the affected forests since this morning,” Anand mentioned.

However, regardless of the ongoing efforts of the forest division and the firefighting IAF personnel, the blaze has already consumed a number of hectares of the forested terrain, with the leaping flames but to be introduced below full management.

According to the official, the IAF choppers performed aerial surveys over Nainital, Bhimtal, and Sattal lakes, figuring out appropriate places from the place it might raise water for the dousing operation.

The choppers, with sacks and buckets hanging by a rope from them, had been spraying water over the affected forests surrounding Nainital, until final reviews. Further updates are awaited.

Earlier, on Friday night time, an enormous hearth broke out in the Ladiyakata space of the Nainital Air Force Centre. In addition to the chopper-based firefighting efforts, floor crews have been battling the fireplace in the Ladiyakata space of the Nainital Air Force Centre since Friday night time. Amid tireless efforts by the forest division and firefighting personnel, the military additionally joined the hassle to comprise the spreading flames.

(This story has not been edited by DNA workers and is printed from ANI)


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