(With Photos) Kanpur: The spread of nodal officers, in addition to the generator settings must also be made for drinking water in each village affected by the flood, said the chairman of the Yogi Adityanath minister when reviewing the flood situation in the auditorium on Etawah on Monday.
CM said, “Ransum kit must be distributed in each village with the help of public representatives.
Also, arrangements for relief materials must be further enhanced.” Previously, CM conducted an air survey of the flood-affected areas in Etawah District and Auraiya.
He also said that all departments must coordinate with each other and accelerate assistance work.
“So the ration can be provided for each family affected by the flood,” said CM next.
He also said that the opportunity to spread more infectious diseases after the surface of the water in the river declined, so that bleaching powder and lime must be sprayed in the affected areas of the flood.
The main minister also directs that joint efforts must be made to rehabilitate villages located on the banks of the river.
“The NDRF team, SDRF and PAC will come until the flood effect is seen,” he said.
He also said that assistance work was less than a flood-affected population.
“Help steps must be immediately accelerated,” he said.
The minister’s chairman also directs the Chief Veterinary Officer that arrangements for animal feed and care must be made in every village.
“Make sure the stock of chlorine tablets in the village by coordinating with the Ministry of Health and the Perbayat Department,” he said and added, “so that after purifying contaminated water, people can use it to drink.” Because it was questioned by the minister’s chairman regarding the flood post, Judge Shruti Singh said that 20 flood posts have been established where food packages are distributed in three shifts.
DM further gives Cm that Chakarnagar Tehsil is more affected and to fight the situation, additional sub-division judges have been diaularly there to take stock situation.
CM meanwhile expressed dissatisfaction for the spread of one police personnel in each village and said that two police personnel had to be deployed in each village.
“Also, the police patrol must be increased,” he said.
Cm after that met with floods affected by people at the police line and shared them the food kit.
In Collectoran in Auraiya, CM distributes assistance material to flood victims and holds meetings with district administrative officials and review operations of assistance and rescue conducted in the district.
According to Auraiya District Administration, 24 Auraiya Tehsils Village was influenced by flooding in Yamuna.