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Indu Pawar takes stock of situation in Pancheri 9/20/2014 10:25:56 PM Early Times Report Udhampur Sept 20: President Mahila Congress Indu Pawar MLA led a team of women workers of party to tour the flood and rain affected areas of Udhampur in Pancheri area. Team visited villages Moungri, Kasooli and Ladda on September 19. She met survivors of Saddal village which has been completely buried in the massive land slide due to heavy rains. Many people are buried and govt. is digging the bodies out debris. Expressing shock over the tragedy she asked for early re-location of village at some safe place after proper studies by experts of the field. It appears that whole mountains have become unstable as massive erosion and landslides are visible and more rains in these areas at any time can bring similar catastrophe in the area, hence Geological mapping to study stability of mountains & relocation of population if required is immediately required. They distributed some relief material to affected families also. Team interacted with affected families and assured them all help. Govt. agencies have already started relief and rehabilitation work but these need to be expedited so that affected families are saved from further miseries and coming winter. While expressing sympathies with the affected she assured that in this hour of need and distress whole nation and state is with you. She appealed them to help and get their damages recorded with the teams being deputed by the District administration for early sanction of relief funds. She also emphasized that relief material and teams be guided by responsible officials of district administration who can take them to the affected families in remote and far flung pockets instead of material being distributed at road sides..   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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