Applause to India’s disaster response forces: HM Shah LG Sinha, CM Omar praise rescue teams Srinagar, May 25: Over 300 tourists were left stranded mid-air for hours inside 65 cabins of the famous Gulmarg Gondola cable car after a major technical snag halted Asia’s highest ropeway, causing panic among the holidayers before they were rescued. […]

A massive multi-agency rescue operation involving the Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, paramilitary forces and Civil Defence teams was launched immediately to evacuate tourists trapped inside multiple chair cars.

Srinagar: A major mishap was averted at Gulmarg Gondola, after the cable car system developed technical problems. As per official, the fault was detected

Over 200 tourists were successfully rescued from stranded gondolas in Gulmarg after a technical snag caused a four-hour operation.

Over 200 tourists were successfully rescued from stranded gondolas in Gulmarg, Jammu and Kashmir, after a technical snag caused a four-hour operation.

The SDRF, NDRF, Army personnel, local police, HAWS and civil administration jointly carried out a seven hour-long rescue operation and safely evacuated all stranded passengers from 65 cable cars and those who were at phase 1 kondgdori. Police said.

Gulmarg: A large-scale rescue operation at the Gulmarg Gondola concluded successfully on Monday after a technical malfunction left multiple cable car

Rescue teams from the Army’s 9 Rajputana Rifles, Jammu and Kashmir Police, Fire and Emergency Services, and the local civil administration were quickly mobilised and dispatched to the site to carry out evacuation efforts. 

SRINAGAR, May 25: The Jammu and Kashmir Government on Monday said the situation at the Gulmarg Gondola was under control after the cable car service was temporarily suspended due to a technical snag. According to a statement issued by the Office of the Chief Minister, all gondola cabins are safe and intact, while rescue teams […]