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Updated: Jun 24, 2023 08:52 IST

Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], June 24 (ANI): Three feminine devotees hailing from Haryana who got here to Kedarnath temple have been taken to the hospital after their well being situations deteriorated, knowledgeable officers on Saturday.

“Three female devotees from Haryana, who came to Shri Kedarnath temple were taken to Shrikedar Base Hospital in the middle of the night on the information that their health condition was not good,” mentioned State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) Uttarakhand Police officers.

mdhy raatri shriikedaarnaath mNdir prisr meN hriyaannaa se drshn hetu aayiiN tiin mhilaa shrddhaaluoN kaa svaasthy atyNt khraab hone kii suucnaa pr #SDRF_uttraakhnndd_pulis dvaaraa unheN praathmik upcaar dene ke upraant sttrecr ke maadhym se shriikedaar bes asptaal phuNcaayaa gyaa / #UKPoliceHaiSaath pic.twitter.com/26xlf9XCxo

— SDRF Uttarakhand Police (@uksdrf) June 24, 2023

Meanwhile, within the ongoing Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand, over 30 lakh pilgrims have visited Char Dham and greater than 10 lakh pilgrims have visited Kedarnath, Ashok Kumar, Director General of Police, mentioned on June 22.
Efforts are being made to offer a secure and easy darshan for the devotees, he additional mentioned.
“Uttarakhand police personnel are dedicated to smooth darshan and a safe Chardham Yatra for the devotees. So far, more than 30 lakh (Gangotri- 5,35,327; Yamunotri- 4,65,295; Kedarnath- 10,17,195; Badrinath- 8,98,221; Hemkund Sahib- 88,455) devotees have left for their destinations after visiting Char Dham. Shri Kedarnath has been visited by more than 10 lakh devotees,” mentioned Ashok Kumar, Director General of Police.
In a precautionary measure, forward of the approaching monsoon season and amid the continued Char Dham Yatra, the Uttarakhand authorities issued a discover on Friday, June 17, prohibiting all State providers staff from occurring strike for the subsequent six months.
“Under the sub-article (1) of the article (3) of the Uttar Pradesh Essential Services Maintainance Act (1966), the Lieutenant Governor forbids strikes under state services for the six months starting from the date of issuance of the notice”, mentioned the official assertion.
On May 17, CM Dhami inaugurated the Registration Office cum Transit Camp for Char Dham Yatris in Rishikesh at a price of about Rs 22.25 crore.
The Char Dham The Char Dham Yatra consists of the 4 holy shrines: Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. The Kapat (door) of the Gangotri and Yamunotri opened for devotees on April 22, on the auspicious day of Akshay Tritiya. The doorways of the Kedarnath Dham opened on April 25 and Badrinath Dham on April 27. (ANI)