-Senior officials to join efforts in providing relief to flood-affected communities
Chandigarh, September 11
Following his discharge from the hospital, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has scheduled a high-level meeting with senior officials at his residence on Friday, September 12, to intensify rescue, relief, and rehabilitation efforts for flood victims across the state.
The meeting will focus on reviewing the flood situation and accelerating measures for relief and recovery. Deputy Commissioners from flood-affected districts will participate via video conference, while Secretaries and the Chief Secretary will attend in person. Discussions will center on ensuring medical support, disbursing compensation, and implementing effective strategies to address the ongoing crisis.
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CM Mann highlighted the severe devastation caused by the floods, describing it as an unprecedented natural calamity. He affirmed that the state government is actively engaged in comprehensive rescue, relief, and rehabilitation operations to support affected communities. Despite his recent hospitalization, the Chief Minister has been closely monitoring the situation and issuing directives to evacuate people from stranded areas and provide immediate assistance.
Mann emphasized the state’s unwavering commitment to aiding those in flood-hit districts. He noted that all departments have been directed to work in close coordination to ensure maximum relief reaches those in need during this critical period.
