Army Launches Swift Rescue Operation After Fatal Karnah Accident

Wani Majid

The Army sprang into action following a tragic road accident in the Karnah area of Kupwara, where a Sumo vehicle plunged into a deep gorge, resulting in the death of five people and leaving several others injured.

Soon after receiving information about the accident, Army personnel immediately rushed to the spot and joined the rescue efforts. Despite the difficult terrain and challenging conditions at the accident site, the troops worked alongside local residents and other emergency responders to assist in the rescue and evacuation of the victims.

Army personnel provided immediate assistance to the injured and helped move them from the accident site to safer locations so that they could receive medical attention without further delay. The coordinated efforts were particularly significant given the remote location of the accident and the difficulties involved in reaching the deep gorge.

Local residents appreciated the prompt response and assistance extended by the Army. They said that the troops wasted no time after receiving the distress call and immediately moved towards the accident site to support those affected by the tragedy.

The locals also highlighted the importance of timely assistance in remote areas such as Karnah, where difficult terrain and limited accessibility can make emergency rescue operations particularly challenging.

The fatal accident has left the local community deeply shocked, while the Army’s swift participation in the rescue operation provided crucial support to the injured and their families during the difficult situation.