Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath instructed the administration to remain alert regarding storm, rain and bad weather. He stressed on compensation within 24 hours, speeding up relief work and providing immediate assistance to the affected people.
Lucknow. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday morning gave necessary instructions to the administration in view of the storm, rain and bad weather in many districts of the state including Lucknow. He said that the entire government machinery should be kept active so that the common people do not face any kind of problem.
The Chief Minister directed the District Magistrates of the affected districts to ensure that the impact of bad weather is minimal. He also said that in case of any human loss, animal loss, injured or disaster affected people, it should be ensured that compensation is provided within 24 hours. Any kind of negligence in this work will not be accepted at all.
Government’s support for farmers and general public, instructions to speed up relief work
Chief Minister Yogi said that the government stands with the farmers and all the citizens of the state in every difficult situation. He instructed the administrative officials to remain in alert mode. He said that due to bad weather, road accidents have also occurred in many districts. Relief and rescue operations should be carried out expeditiously at such places. The injured should be immediately taken to the nearest hospital and their treatment should be ensured.
Farmers and common people are facing a lot of problems due to storm and rain. The Chief Minister directed that every possible effort should be made so that the impact of this bad weather is minimal and people can get relief.
Instructions to District Magistrates to remain in the field and keep an eye on the situation
The Chief Minister directed all the District Magistrates to continuously stay in the field and take stock of the situation. Along with this, field officers have also been asked to go to the affected areas and contact the people directly. He said that officials should carry out relief operations effectively with mutual coordination. Information about any kind of emergency or need should be collected on time and sent to the government, so that the affected people can get assistance as soon as possible.