DW BUREAU / shimla Eight people were injured in a landslide in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district on Tuesday morning, the state disaster management authority said. According to the Kangra district emergency operations centre, the landslide occurred at a construction site near a flour mill around 9 am, state disaster management director Sudesh Mokhta said. The injured have been identified as Sahdev (21) and his brother Vasudev (30), Rajeev Kumar (19), Gaurav (20), Dev Narayan (40), and Jagat (42) -- all from West Bengal -- Neetu (24) from Uttar Pradesh and Vinay Kumar (44) from Kangra district, he said. They have been admitted to Tanda Medical College, Mokhta added. Cloudburst in Kinnaur A cloudburst was reported at Shalakhar village under Pooh block of Kinnaur district in Himachal Pradesh after which eight drains were flooded, creating panic in the area. Many vehicles and houses were submerged in water. Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur described the cloudburst as worrying and gave directions to the administration for relief and rescue work. Thakur said that the administration has been asked to be on alert across Himachal even before the rainy season. "Such incidents are continuously happening in Kinnaur which is a cause for concern," he added. The people of the area are unable to move to a safer place as all the roads have been closed. In view of this, the villagers have appealed to the disaster management authorities, district administration and the state government to start rescue work. According to information, as heavy rain continues in the area, the cloudburst occurred in the higher reaches on Monday evening, flooding the eight drains. Water entered the village of Shalakhar. Vehicles parked on the road and houses were submerged due to the strong flow of the water. (editor@dailyworld.in)