After a glacier burst in Chamoli, India on February 8, state rescue forces conducted an operation to rescue those affected by the deadly disaster.

Footage shows rescue operations being conducted at the disaster site. The team uses excavators to dig a tunnel's mouth and carry wooden planks to make an opening for the people stranded inside. The rescue workers also retrieve several bodies from the affected area.

The rescuers have been working tirelessly amid the debris to rescue any bodies, both living and dead, with local villagers grateful for the efforts.

The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) personnel conducted rescue operations in northern India's Uttarakhand on February 8 after a glacier burst triggered flash floods in the region.

The incident took place in the Raini village region of the Chamoli district.

Visuals witnessing the incident features the rescue operations being conducted at the disaster site. The team uses excavators to dig a tunnel's mouth and carry wooden planks to make an opening for the people stranded inside. The rescue workers also retrieve several bodies from the affected area.

They rappel down towards the disaster site and pull the bodies up. Not just that, the SDRF Uttarakhand Police personnel also engage in retrieving the assets of the locals from the debris and rubble.

SDRF Uttarakhand Police personnel have been working day and night to conclude the rescue operations successfully. A team is engaged in rescuing the people stranded in a tunnel, while another has been engaged in retrieving the locals' commodities trapped under the debris.

The rescue workers have tirelessly worked towards providing disaster relief to the affected under SDRF Uttarakhand Inspector Praveen Alok's guidance. The locals have expressed their gratitude and have recognized the personnel for their efforts.