Bhutan flood: Indian Army sends choppers to rescue stranded workers
India
A sudden flood hit Bhutan's Amochu River this Sunday, leaving several families and workers stuck in temporary camps.
With a Drukair helicopter (Bhutan's national airline) grounded by bad weather, the Indian Army jumped in—sending two helicopters to evacuate people and give immediate medical care.
Bhutan government thanks India for timely help
Bhutan's government thanked the Indian Army for their quick response, also appreciating efforts from the Royal Bhutan Army and Drukair.
The whole operation was a reminder of how strong the India-Bhutan partnership is, showing that real teamwork matters most when disaster strikes.