Another two missing labourers was found dead on Sunday at the site of the avalanche-hit BRO camp in Mana village of Uttarakhand's Chamoli district, the Army has said. This leaves, only one worker is still missing. 

Reports say quoting senior officials, search by the Army is in progress for the last man. 

The avalanche hit the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) camp between Mana and Badrinath on Friday, burying 54 workers inside eight containers and a shed. 

Fifty labourers were pulled out of snow by Friday.

Army doctors said 46 workers have been brought to the military hospital in Jyotirmath while one with spinal chord injury was airlifted to AIIMS, Rishikesh. Three of them are still critical, Lt Col DS Maldhya said.

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami visited the Uttarakhand State Emergency Operation Centre here to take an update on the rescue operation.

Speaking to reporters, he said, "The ground penetrating radar (GPR) system is being sent to the avalanche site and help of modern tools like thermal imaging camera and victim locating camera are being taken to trace the labourers still missing. The weather may turn bad on Monday again. The effort is to trace the missing on Sunday itself".

In a post on X, Dhami said he has instructed officials to expedite the ongoing operation.

The Indian Army, ITBP, NDRF, SDRF and other relief and rescue teams are working on a war footing at the site of the incident. A GPR system from Delhi is expected to arrive here any moment to aid the efforts. An Mi-17 helicopter is waiting in Dehradun to fly the GPR system to the avalanche site. State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams with a sniffer dogs are at the avalanche site to help in the search and rescue efforts.