Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma recently conducted an inspection of the Umjasai catchment area in Shillong to evaluate various interventions aimed at safeguarding and revitalizing water sources. This visit comes at a crucial time as the state grapples with a severe water crisis exacerbated by an ongoing dry spell.
Expressing concern over the prevailing situation, CM Conrad K Sangma emphasized the government’s commitment to addressing the water scarcity issue. He highlighted the initiation of several measures aimed at mitigating the concerns and ensuring sustainable water management across the state.
“The government has initiated a number of measures to mitigate the concerns,” stated CM Conrad K Sangma. “Let us all come together as citizens of the state to conserve and protect our water bodies.”
The Umjasai catchment area serves as a vital water source for the region, making it imperative to implement effective conservation strategies. CM Conrad K Sangma’s inspection aimed to assess the progress of ongoing initiatives and identify areas for further improvement.
In addition to government efforts, CM Conrad K Sangma emphasized the importance of collective action in water conservation. He urged citizens to actively participate in safeguarding and rejuvenating water bodies, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices to ensure water security for future generations.
As Meghalaya continues to face the challenges posed by the water crisis, the leadership of CM Conrad K Sangma underscores the government’s commitment to proactive measures and community engagement in addressing this pressing issue. Through collaborative efforts, the state aims to overcome the current water crisis and foster a sustainable future for all its residents.
