The Uttar Pradesh government has mobilized a concerted effort in flood-affected regions across the state, aligning with directives from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to prioritize rescue operations and relief efforts.
In response to the ongoing floods in Shravasti and Kushinagar districts, authorities have successfully rescued 87 individuals who were stranded by rising waters. Additionally, approximately 400 villagers from 18 different villages have been safely relocated to higher ground to mitigate further risks posed by the floods.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has issued clear instructions to District Magistrates to promptly assess the extent of crop damage caused by the floods. He has mandated that survey reports be submitted within 24 hours to facilitate immediate compensation for affected farmers. CM Adityanath emphasized zero tolerance for any delays in providing financial assistance to families who have suffered losses of life or property due to the floods.
The state government’s response underscores a proactive approach to managing the crisis, ensuring swift action to alleviate the hardships faced by flood-affected communities. CM Adityanath’s directives aim to streamline relief efforts and uphold accountability in delivering essential aid to those in need.
As rescue operations continue and rehabilitation efforts intensify, Uttar Pradesh remains committed to supporting its citizens during this challenging period. The government’s commitment to efficiency and compassion in disaster response reflects its dedication to safeguarding the welfare and security of all residents affected by natural calamities.
