At least 14 people have been confirmed dead and 170 are still missing in the tragedy-hit district of Chamoli in Uttarakhand following flash floods that resulted due to bursting of a glacier. 

The bursting of the glacier resulted in devastating flash floods. 

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Meanwhile, multi-agency rescue operations resumed early Monday morning. 

SDRF began their rescue operation at the tunnel near Tapovan Dam in Chamoli. 

Meanwhile, the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has also intensified its rescue operations. 

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โ€œWeโ€™ve intensified search operation at the 2nd tunnel. Weโ€™ve information that around 30 people are trapped there. Around 300 ITBP jawans are deployed to clear the tunnel. Local administration says that around 170 people are missing, informed ITBP. 

โ€œITBP rescued 12 people from a tunnel yesterday, these 30 are trapped in a different tunnel. Rescue operation is underway in different areas. More teams will be sent there if it is required, we are focussing on rescuing people from the tunnel first,โ€ the ITBP added. 

Meanwhile, the Chamoli Police has informed that a total of 15 people have been rescued and 14 bodies have been recovered from different places so far. 

โ€œThe operation to rescue the people trapped in a tunnel is underway. Efforts are on to clear the tunnel with the help of JCB machine. A total of 15 people have been rescued and 14 bodies have been recovered from different places so far,โ€ Chamoli Police said. 

โ€œNo need to spread panic. The glacier burst yesterday, boulders and debris followed which washed away the Raini power project causing a massive impact on Tapovan. All of this happened yesterday. 32 people from first and 121 people are missing from the 2nd project,โ€ said Uttarakhand DGP. 

The Indian Air Force has also joined in the rescue and relief operations. 

โ€œAerial rescue and relief missions have resumed with Mi-17 and ALH helicopters flying from Dehradun to Joshimath with disaster relief teams on board,โ€ said the Indian Air Force.