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Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 24: Chief Minister Abdullah has directed all departments to maintain close coordination and ensure control rooms remain fully functional and responsive. The Chief Minister's Office is maintaining constant contact with line departments to monitor the evolving situation.
Special priority is being given to clearing waterlogged areas, restoring drainage systems, and ensuring immediate resumption of essential services, including drinking water supply and electricity in affected regions.
School to remain closed today
The Director of School Education Jammu issued orders stating: "In view of the inclement and bad weather conditions, it is hereby ordered that all government as well as private schools, shall remain closed on tomorrow i.e 25-08-25."
The Chief Minister has appealed to the public to remain cautious and cooperate with the administration as necessary safety and relief measures are being implemented across the affected areas.
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