Trapped  

Three days after the building collapse in Dharwad, Karnataka, rescue operations continue even as 15 bodies were recovered. 2 people feared trapped under the rubble.

Death toll in the Dharwad building collapse has risen to seven. Operations are underway to rescue 15 to 20 people, who are believed to be trapped under the rubble. NDRF teams, Fire and Emergency services are at the accident site.

An under-construction building in Dharwad’s Kumareshwar Nagar came crashing down, killing three people. Fifteen people are feared to be trapped in the rubble. The Karnataka govt has ordered the injured to be airlifted if required.

An under-construction building came crashing down in Dharwad, Karnataka. As many as a hundred people are feared trapped in the rubble. The building belongs to the relatives of mines and geology minister Vinay Kulkarni.

According to the security forces, the exchange of gunfire in Kulgam is still on and it is believed that three militants are trapped in the area. Sources claim that they have successfully neutralised one of the terrorists but his identity is yet to be ascertained. 

Shiv Mohan Singh Saini, SDM of Pooh sub-division, according to reports, said that soldiers were patrolling at Namgia Dogri near Shipki La, when an avalanche happened. One soldier died and five still remain missing.

The security forces, along with the Jammu and Kashmir police, had launched a cordon and search operation overnight at Pinglan village in Pulwama district after a brief exchange of fire. At least two or three militants were believed to be trapped at the site.
 

Sources also suggest that Rashid may be called for questioning and asked to explain what evidence she had to tweet about the Kashmiri girls being trapped that led to chaos and confusion and spread panic among the minority sections of the society.

At least four militants got trapped after security forces cordoned the Kellem village in Kulgam district. As a retaliation, the militants started heavy firing on the forces. 

Five cases of honey-trapping were reported by the Army and the Air Force between 2015 and 2017. However, there is no data for 2018 to establish if more jawans were targeted.