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Div Com assures of all arrangements to face any eventuality due to snowfall

Kashmirmediawatch by Kashmirmediawatch
March 15, 2014
in Kashmir
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SRINAGAR, Mar 15 (KMW): In order to face the predicted heavy snowfall in the valley and to ensure the availability of all essentials services, the Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Shailendra Kumarsaid that the divisional administration has geared up all men and machinery to face the challenge.
The Divisional Commissioner Kashmir was addressing a press conference here today. He said that Metrological department has predicated heavy snowfall on March 17 and March 18, 2014 in the valley and administration has made all out efforts to provide necessary arrangements for people during snowfall.
Warning the people living in upper reaches of the valley about the probability of avalanches in these areas, the Divisional Commissioner said that recent snowfall claimed several lives besides damage to properties. He appealed people to be vigilant about the threat. He said that the PDD and PHE has been directed to ensure adequate power and water supply during the snowfall.
Referring to the present weather scenario, the Divisional Commissioner announced extension of closure of all government and private educational institutions upto March 20, 2014.
Giving details of the recent damage caused by snowfall, the Divisional Commissioner said that 12 people lost their lives whileas 17 persons were injured. He said that 81 residential houses were fully damaged and 2212 houses were partially damaged. He said 760 non residential and 15 religious buildings were also damaged due to recent snowfall.
Mr. Kumar assured that Divisional Administration will leave no stone unturned in mitigating the grievances of people and all arrangements are apace to face any eventuality.

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