SRINAGAR: The Military has launched a large search operation to hint two troopers who went lacking in a forested space of south Kashmir's Anantnag district on October 6. Officers misplaced contact with the troopers — a part of a workforce on patrol responsibility within the woods of Ahlan Gadol, Kokernag — late Monday and haven't been capable of talk with them since.“On the intervening evening of 6/7 October an operational workforce on Kishtwar vary confronted a extreme snow storm and white out situations within the mountains of South Kashmir. Since then, two troopers have gone out of communication. Intense Search and Rescue operations have been launched however hampered on account of prevailing antagonistic climate situations,” Military's Srinagar primarily based 15 Corps (Chinar Corps) tweeted late Wednesday.The Kishtwar Himalaya vary stretches from the border of south Kashmir's Anantnag on its northwestern facet to Kishtwar in Jammu division.Officers consider the duo could have been unable to achieve out on account of inclement climate. The Military has deployed choppers to help floor troops within the search. “The operation is ongoing, with safety forces combing the forests to find the troopers,” stated an official.Temperatures in Kashmir Valley have dropped by practically 10°C following contemporary snowfall within the greater reaches and rains within the plains since Monday.
