Indian Air Force chopper drops 5.9 tons of relief in flood-hit Udhampur

The Indian Air Force has accomplished a daring chopper mission in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir, following severe rains and flash floods that have inundated the region. An IAF Mi-17 helicopter delivered 5.9 tons of relief material, including food and medicines, with pinpoint precision onto a school's roof to aid thousands affected by the floods. This heroic operation is part of a wider deployment of the Indian Air Force for rescue and relief efforts in challenging flying conditions across multiple states, including Punjab and Chhattisgarh. The transcript highlights that "5.9 tons of relief has now been delivered with pinpoint precision." These ongoing missions are focused on evacuating stranded individuals from flood-hit areas to safer locations and providing essential supplies to rebuild lives.