Srinagar, Aug 24: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has directed all concerned departments to remain on high alert in view of heavy rains across Jammu and Kashmir, which have caused waterlogging in several residential areas and led to rivers and nallahs flowing above the danger mark.
The Chief Minister has emphasized close coordination among departments, ensuring that control rooms remain fully functional and responsive.
The Chief Minister’s Office is in constant touch with the line departments to monitor the evolving situation.
He said that special priority is being given to clearing waterlogged areas, restoring drainage systems, and ensuring the immediate resumption of essential services including drinking water supply and electricity in the affected regions.
The Chief Minister has appealed to the public to remain cautious and cooperate with the administration as necessary safety and relief measures are being taken.
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