The rescue and relief work could not be conducted due to the incessant rain in the district on Monday.
All the 74 persons of different departments including doctors are still stranded in Kedarnath and could not be rescued on Monday, although another team has been sent from Chamasi to Kalimath early morning on Monday.
Garhwal Deputy Inspector General Amit Sinha camping at Guptkashi said that the stranded team still has some food and will be airlifted once the weather clears.
In Rudraprayag district 194 villages had been affected by floods and landslides. These include 35 villages in Rudraprayag Tehsil, 117 in Ukhimath Tehsil and 42 in Jakholi Tehsil.
The administration claims that the relief materials including foodstuffs are being distributed to affected persons with choppers or porters being used to deliver the materials to 48 villages which have lost road links.
Of the casualties in the district, maximum 90 persons lost their lives in Ukhimath Tehsil and one was killed in Rudraprayag Tehsil while no casuality was reported in Jakholi Tehsil.
The number of missing persons in all three Tehsils is 710 which includes 16 from Rudraprayag, 647 from Ukhimath and 47 from Jakholi, while the injured and affected persons number 4398 with most of them from Ukhimath. A total of 235 domesticated animals were killed in the district.