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SDM Ghagwal directs PDD to replace damaged transformer 9/15/2014 10:27:42 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 15: Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Ghagwal Charanjeet Singh on Mondaydirected PDD officials of area, to replace the damaged transformer. According to press release, a meeting was held on 15/9/2014 under the chairmanship of S.Charan Jeet Singh, SDM Ghagwal. The meeting was attended by all the Sarpanches of Block Ghagwal . During the meeting tread bare discussion were held and all sector wise progress were reviewed and instructions were issued to the officers of the deptts to attend the problem of people and ensure immediate redressal. The speaker pointed out that due to damage of transformer, electricity as well as water supply have been affected, they also pointed out that transformer have been damaged for the last 10-20 days but not restored till date. Assistant Executive Engineer PDD said that due to damage of workshop, the transformers have not been repaired. The matter has been telephonically discussed with Executive Engineer PDD & PHE for early restoration. The Sarpanches of the area opposed the opening of Sabzi Mandi and showed their resentment and demanded that mandi should not be opened there. Regarding damages due to flood, cases in respect of houses damage, crop, and live stock are in progress and relief shall be given shortly. Sub Divisional Magistrate asked all the sarpanchs that blockage of road is not a solution of problem and avoid such type of practice. Accordingly directions were issued to all departments to remain in touch with the public and mitigate the problems.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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