Srinagar, February 13: Officials of the Border Security Force (BSF) on Monday airlifted critical patients and carried mortal remains of four people from difficult terrain in Jammu & Kashmir's Kupwara. The operation was carried out from the Tanghdar sector at the request of the Kupwara district administration.

The critical patients were airlifted with the help of a BSF helicopter for their treatment at a higher medical centre. Apart from patients, four mortal remains were also airlifted to perform their last rites. Indian Air Force Airlifts 43 People Stranded in Snow-covered Regions of Lahaul-Spiti.

BSF Airlifts Three Patients, Mortal Remains of Four

The BSF was prompted to carry out the operation as Tanghdar is cut off from the rest of the valley due to heavy snow accumulation at Sadhana Pass after spells of snowfall. IAF's IL-76 Airlifts Oxygen Containers From Jakarta Amid COVID-19 Surge in India.

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"We are always there to serve the people of Kashmir and ensuring their well-being is our first and foremost priority," Ashok Yadav, IPS, IG, BSF Kashmir Frontier said.

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