Modi Govt stands firmly with J&K people: Amit Shah

Providing immediate relief, financial assistance, technical support to facilitate safety, rehabilitation, reconstruction" Inspects rain, flood, and landslide-affected areas of Jammu Div to take stock of the damages caused by natural disaster Meets flood-affected people of Chak Mangu village; inspects bridge, Shiv Mandir, houses damaged by floods in Jammu Expresses grief over loss of lives in recent natural disaster incidents Says, Meteorological Dept, NDMA should study causes of cloudbursts using data analytics; AI Survey teams from MHA will assess damage, and further assistance will be provided J&K administration and all agencies together minimized potential damage, and with coordinated efforts, we were able to save many lives, however, there is still a need to further strengthen the system Emphasizes need for critical review of GLOF (Glacial Lake Outburst Flood) Early Warning System

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Union Home Minister and Cooperation Minister, Amit Shah, on Monday visited Jammu and inspected the rain, flood, and landslide affected areas of Jammu division and took stock of the damages caused by the natural calamity.

The Union Home Minister also met the flood-affected people in Mangu Chak village, Jammu.

He inspected the Tawi Bridge at Bikram Chowk, the Shiv Temple, and homes damaged by floods in Jammu.

After the visit, Union Home Minister chaired a high-level meeting to review the latest situation.