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No need to panic, govt working round-the-clock, assures CM...

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September 03, 2025

CM Rekha Gupta on Tuesday visited flood-affected areas and relief camps near Geeta Colony flyover and the old iron bridge to assess the situation as the Yamuna inched towards the evacuation mark.

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @ New Delhi

CM Rekha Gupta on Tuesday visited flood-affected areas and relief camps near Geeta Colony flyover and the old iron bridge to assess the situation as the Yamuna inched towards the evacuation mark. She met families in camps, heard their concerns, and assured them that the government is fully committed to providing support.

Gupta emphasised that there is "no need to panic" as the situation remains under control, adding that the administration is maintaining round-the-clock vigil. "All departments are working tirelessly to mitigate the impact; citizens' safety and well-being remain our top priority," she said.

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