Union Home Secy takes stock of relief, rescue works

Excelsior Correspondent

Union Home Secretary, Anil Goswami chairing a meeting at Jammu on Tuesday.
Union Home Secretary, Anil Goswami chairing a meeting at Jammu on Tuesday.

JAMMU, Sept 16: In order to review the relief and rescue works  a high level meeting was chaired by Anil Goswami, Secretary to Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, here.
Mr. Goswami took a detailed review of the LPG, ration supply, status of roads, health and number of other issues during the meeting.
Underlining the need for early restoration of road connectivity, he directed the concerned department to ensure that all roads are restored at an earliest so that people can get supply of essential items in a hassle free manner.
He directed IGP Jammu for additional   deployment of police personnel along National highway so that vehicles can ply smoothly and there is no traffic jams and other related problems along highway and trucks carrying ration supply, LPG and other essential items could reach Kashmir smoothly.
Regarding supply of medicines to Kashmir, Director Health Services Jammu was directed to ensure that adequate number of drugs including Anidiarroheal, antibiotic and antidiabetic drugs are supplied to Srinagar on priority.
While taking stock of the damages caused to public and private property due to floods in Jammu, Union Home Secretary directed the officers to ensure early and accurate assessment of damages so that people can get relief well in time.
Regarding supply of LPG and POL  to Kashmir, the concerned  authorities informed the meeting that trucks carrying LPG and other POL products are being dispatched to Kashmir via Synthan Top and Mughal Road.
Divisional Commissioner Jammu Shantmanu, IGP Jammu Rajesh Kumar, Deputy Commissioner Jammu Ajeet Kumar Sahu, Heads of the departments besides others attended the meeting.
Later, Union Secretary along with Divisional Commissioner Jammu  and Deputy Commissioner  Jammu visited fourth Tawi bridge which suffered damages during recent floods.

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