Hoshiarpur's Flood Resilience: A Community Amidst Crisis
In Hoshiarpur, over 1,000 people have been rescued due to severe flooding affecting 64 villages. Deputy Commissioner Aashika Jain is orchestrating a vigilant response, aided by relief camps and public cooperation. Despite challenging conditions, the community remains resilient, highlighting issues concerning relief adequacy and government support.
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In the wake of severe flooding, authorities in Hoshiarpur have rescued over 1,000 residents, as the number of affected villages swelled to 64. Officials confirmed that heavy inflows from the Beas River have inundated several villages in the district, necessitating a strong response.
Deputy Commissioner Aashika Jain has initiated 24-hour monitoring at strategic points along canals and rivulets. The number of affected villages increased significantly overnight, with many residents being relocated to operational relief camps. The administration has been actively evacuating residents, ensuring their safety amid rising water levels.
Despite the setup of 15 relief camps, displaced residents like Dharminder Singh express concerns about the adequacy of government support, particularly as they manage their livestock. Community efforts are bolstered by local gurdwaras providing food, highlighting the resilience and solidarity within these affected areas.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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