dehradun uttarakhand chief minister trivendra singh rawat on tuesday visited the rainravaged mori block of uttarkashi to take stock of relief and rescue operations even as the death toll in rainrelated incidents in the district rose to 13search and rescue teams of the state disaster response force found one more body in makudi village the body was identified as that of 60yearold lal bahadur who hailed originally from nepal the sdrf saidfour others are still missing it saidmakudi is the worsthit among the six villages where heavy rains caused a number of houses to collapse early on sunday so far seven bodies have been recovered from makudi four from arakot and one each from tikochi and sanel the six affected villages include arakot makudi molda sanel tikochi and dwichanuthe chief minister who had sent his ministers to the disasterhit areas of uttarkashi on monday himself visited the affected areas on tuesday for a first hand assessment of the situationhe also went to places where affected people have been put up temporarily and assured them of all possible help from the government an official spokesman said iaf helicopters have taken food packets blankets medicines and clean drinking water to the affected people official sources in dehradun saidthe rescue teams have left arakot where a base camp was set up on monday for tikoch dochang makudi and chiva whereas a medical team has also been ferried by a helicopter to the affected areas they saidthe sdrf is putting up food camps in affected areas and alternative roads are being built in areas where roads are blocked by rubble of landslidesan alternative bridge is also being built in chiva by sdrf personnelchief secretary utpal kumar singh also held a meeting on monday evening to assess the damage caused by heavy rains in uttarkashi and instructed pwd officials to take up connectivity restoration in affected areas on a priority basisthe chief secretary also asked officials concerned to restore supply of drinking water in affected areas expeditiously he asked different departments to coordinate with each other so that relief reaches people smoothly