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DC B’la directs officers to stay alert, ensure timely response

K H News Service by K H News Service
August 28, 2025
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Baramulla: To reviewed preparedness measures in view of the prevailing weather conditions, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Minga Sherpa Wednesday chaired a meeting with officers of essential service departments including Flood & Irrigation, PDD, R&B, Health and others, at the DC office meeting hall Baramulla.
The meeting served importance following the forecast of heavy rainfall that may lead to a rise in water levels of River Jhelum, Wular Lake, and other water bodies.
On the occasion, DC directed all concerned departments to remain fully alert and ensure close coordination for timely response. He stressed on mobilizing resources, keeping emergency teams ready, and safeguarding life and property in case of any eventuality.
Meanwhile, the district administration has issued an advisory urging residents of low-lying and flood-prone areas to remain cautious, avoid venturing into deep waters, and stay updated through official sources. People have also been advised to safeguard children, elderly persons, and livestock, and to keep essential supplies and important documents safely stored.
On the occasion, DC also said that the District Emergency Operation Centre (DEOC) is fully functional round-the-clock and can be contacted on helpline numbers 01952-234343, 7006951766, 7006493646 for any emergency assistance.

 

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