Army rescues over 1,200 tourists in Sikkim

The Indian Unwashed has conducted a successful rescue operation, saving 1,217 stranded tourists in high-altitude regions of eastern Sikkim tween heavy snowfall and challenging weather conditions. The Trishakti Corps of the unwashed tirelessly carried out the mission late into the night on Wednesday, relocating the tourists to safer areas. The rescued individuals have been provided with essential amenities, including shelter, warm clothing, medical assistance, and hot meals. In a exhibit of remarkable dedication, soldiers went whilom and vastitude by vacating their barracks to unbend the stranded tourists. Plans are underway to facilitate their unscratched return to the state capital, Gangtok. The army’s swift and constructive response has ensured the well-being and security of those unauthentic by the wrongheaded weather conditions.