Chinar Warriors and local administration rescue 24 stranded tourists in Gulmarg
GULMARG, May 08 — Chinar Warriors of the Indian Army, in a seamless joint operation with the Baramulla Administration, Gulmarg Development Authority, and Jammu and Kashmir Police, successfully evacuated 24 tourists stranded at Sunshine Peak today.
The emergency situation developed after a private civil helicopter experienced a technical snag, leaving the group stuck in the high-altitude terrain. Army Aviators quickly mobilized to lead the mission, ensuring that all individuals were brought to safety in a swift and timely manner.
The rescue effort highlights the effective coordination between military and civil agencies during high-stakes mountain emergencies.
Once the technical failure was reported, the joint teams launched a coordinated response to reach the peak and facilitate the safe descent of the visitors.
The successful extraction prevented any injuries and ensured that the stranded party received immediate assistance in the challenging environment of the higher reaches.
The Indian Army reiterated its unwavering commitment to the safety and security of citizens and visitors in the region. This mission at Sunshine Peak serves as a testament to the readiness of the Chinar Warriors and local authorities to respond to unforeseen crises.
The administration continues to monitor such situations closely to maintain the highest standards of safety for tourism in the valley.