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CM takes stock of monsoon preparedness
The Morning Standard
|April 19, 2025
Rekha Gupta Chairs Meeting of Senior Officials on Waterlogging, Traffic Problems, Dark Spots, and Drainage Cleaning
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta chaired a high-level meeting at the Delhi Secretariat with senior officials to address waterlogging, traffic issues, dark spots, and drainage cleaning in the city. She emphasized the government's commitment to long-term solutions and directed departments to adopt a mission-mode approach with full accountability.
Nodal officers will be appointed at all waterlogging points, and any negligence will be met with strict consequences. An Integrated Control Room will be established for better coordination among departments.
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