Uttarakhand: CM inspects disaster-affected areas of Rudraprayag, gives necessary instructions to officials
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After Chamoli, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami conducted an aerial survey of Taljaman, Dungar, Badeth, Jaula, Kamad, Uchhola, Chainagad, and Patuy villages in the disaster-affected Basukedaar area of Rudraprayag. Following this, the CM held a meeting in the District Panchayat auditorium and conducted a detailed review of the ongoing rescue and relief operations in the disaster-affected areas.
The CM faced challenges this monsoon season: The CM
The CM stated that the entire state faced difficult circumstances and challenges due to the disaster during this year’s monsoon season. He expressed his deep condolences to the affected people and praised the district administration for its prompt response during the disaster. The CM said that the prompt response of the local administration and public representatives to the affected areas and the relief and rescue operations provided encouragement to the affected people.
The Prime Minister has announced a grant of 1200 crore rupees to the affected people
The Chief Minister said that during this time of crisis, PM Modi is regularly receiving updates on the disaster situation in various areas of the state. He also reached Dehradun and met with the affected people and announced a grant of ₹1,200 crore for immediate relief in the areas. The CM instructed officials to remain on alert until September 30th and be prepared to deal with any disaster.
Emphasis placed on foolproof travel arrangements
CM Dhami said that the number of pilgrims to Kedarnath Dham is expected to increase rapidly after the monsoon, and in view of this, it is essential to maintain foolproof travel arrangements. He said that the safety of pilgrims is our top priority and efforts should be made on a war footing to ensure a smooth journey.
