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DC Kishtwar reviews winter preparedness; Stresses on timely snow clearance, uninterrupted essential supplies

KH Correspondent by KH Correspondent
November 2, 2025
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Kishtwar : In view of the approaching winter season, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kishtwar, Pankaj Kumar Saturday chaired a meeting of district officers of the line departments to review and assess the preparedness of departments for smooth winter management across the district.

The meeting held detailed deliberations during which the Deputy Commissioner reviewed and sought inputs from officers on department-wise action plans to address winter-related challenges, ensuring timely response and uninterrupted delivery of essential services.

The DC reviewed the availability of ration, drinking water, LPG, healthcare facilities and firewood, besides assessing the readiness of snow clearance machinery and manpower.

He directed the ExEn PMGSY and AEE Mechanical Sub-Division Kishtwar to ensure adequate deployment of men and machinery for quick snow clearance operations, particularly along critical and far-flung routes.

The DC directed the Health Department to ensure sufficient stock of medicines and medical supplies, especially in remote areas like Marwah, Warwan and Machail. He also stressed maintaining adequate reserves of LPG cylinders, ration and other essential commodities to avoid any shortage during heavy snowfall.

The Fire & Emergency Services, Disaster Management Authority, SDRF and other concerned agencies were directed to remain on high alert to tackle any eventuality.

He also highlighted the importance of a quick response mechanism and coordination between departments to maintain connectivity and ensure the safety of residents during adverse weather conditions.

During the meeting, the DC directed the concerned departments to keep the District, Sub-Divisional, and Tehsil Control Rooms, as well as the centralized Mechanical Sub-Division Control Room, ready to address any emergencies and grievances effectively. He warned that any laxity in duties by the concerned agencies would not be tolerated.

Further, the Mechanical Engineering Department was directed to keep all helpline numbers functional 24×7 and ensure effective deployment of machinery in case of snowfall. All line departments were instructed to coordinate closely with the Snow Control Rooms established at the District, Sub-Division and Tehsil levels for prompt redressal of public grievances.

The meeting was attended by SSP Naresh Singh; ADC Pawan Kotwal; ACR Idrees Lone; CEO Municipal Council Kishtwar Mirza Mumtaz Iqbal; AD FCS&CA Shafqat Ali Keen; ARTO Tasleem Wani; ExEn PHE Sanjeev Kumar Gupta; ExEn JPDCL Latif Wani; ExEn PMGSY Rajesh Sharma; I/C CMO Dr. Yudhvir Singh Kotwal; I/C Fire and Emergency Services Kishtwar; AE Mechanical Sub-Division Kishtwar Umer Mushtaq; besides other senior officers and concerned staff.

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