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Patiala District Control Room Operational to Assist Residents

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  • Residents can contact the control room for sharing information or seeking assistance
  • General inquiries: 0175-2350550; Police: 98764-32100, 95929-17910, 95929-12500; Health: 81463-43848; Industry/Commerce: 98722-33848; Education: 89680-63848; General Control Room: 76963-63848

Patiala, May 10

Deputy Commissioner Dr. Preeti Yadav has urged Patiala residents to remain vigilant against rumors amid the current situation and to refrain from sharing unverified information. She announced that the district administration has established a fully functional control room to facilitate residents, with dedicated contact numbers for various services.

Dr. Yadav stated that residents can reach out to the control room for sharing information or obtaining assistance. The contact numbers include the Deputy Commissioner’s office at 0175-2350550 and police control room numbers 98764-32100, 95929-17910, and 95929-12500. Additional numbers are: Health Services (81463-43848), Industry and Commercial Establishments (98722-33848), Educational Institutions (89680-63848), and General Control Room for the public (76963-63848).

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For essential commodities, residents can contact the District Food and Supply Controller (essential goods, petrol/diesel) at 0175-2311318 or 98760-72078. For animal husbandry services, contact 0175-2970225 or 94170-55347. For market-related items like fruits and vegetables, call 98152-60721, and for animal fodder, reach out to 98558-00145 or 97795-89556.

Dr. Yadav reassured residents that there is no shortage of essential items such as ration, flour, pulses, oil, petrol, or LPG. She urged citizens and traders to avoid black-marketing, panic buying, or hoarding of essential goods. The district administration will inform the public promptly in case of any emergency, and residents are requested to stay calm and avoid panic.

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