Jammu, Aug 27: In the aftermath of the unprecedented rainfall witnessed yesterday, the Vice Chairman, Jammu Development Authority (JDA), conducted an extensive inspection of flood-affected areas to assess the damages and initiate timely mitigation measures.A statement issued here, said that accompanied by the SE, DLM, Executive Engineer, Tehsildar, AEE, and field staff, the Vice Chairman visited Transport Nagar and ISBT Narwal, where damages were caused due to diversion of a Nallah following mulba dumping. During the visit, the Vice Chairman issued strict directions for immediate measures to prevent any further damage to public infrastructure and private property. Accordingly, JCBs have been deployed by both JDA and NHAI to clear the debris and streamline water flow. The Vice Chairman also carried out inspections at Roop Nagar Colony to take stock of damages caused by heavy rainfall and also conducted a search visit to Rajinder Nagar, where he personally assessed the flood situation near IGNOU. He assured residents that the JDA is closely monitoring the situation and that necessary steps are being taken in coordination with concerned agencies to restore normalcy at the earliest. The VC JDA reaffirmed its commitment to safeguard the interests of citizens and emphasized that all possible resources are being mobilized to address the emergent situation caused by the recent heavy rains.
VC JDA conducts inspection of flood-affected areas
Issues directions for immediate restoration measures

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