Needs of flood affectees should be fully taken into consideration: CM

LAHORE   –  Caretaker Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi Wednesday visited flood-affected Mouza Sambal of Chiniot district and reviewed damages attributable to soil erosion attributable to flood water.

Mohsin Naqvi met with the affected individuals, listened to their issues and reviewed reduction actions. The chief minister inspected the affected village attributable to soil erosion attributable to flood water and collapsed homes. 50 villages of Mouza Sambal have been inundated completely whereas all homes of a village have collapsed.

The CM introduced plans to construct a protecting embankment to save lots of Mouza Sambal from river erosion and said that funds had been being launched at present (Wednesday) for constructing the protecting embankment.

Mohsin Naqvi urged the individuals to undertake security measures current in Mouza Sambal and cooperate with the administration on this regard.There’s a probability of enhance within the river move in coming 4 days and Mouza Sambal will also be subjected to river erosion, he advised the residents.

The CM directed the administration to undertake all attainable preventive measures and vowed that the Punjab authorities won’t depart the flood affectees alone including that the residents of collapsed village will likely be absolutely taken care of. Mohsin Naqvi whereas directing the administration with regard to reduction actions mentioned that edibles must be supplied to the affected individuals and fodder must be supplied to the livestock.

“The wants of the flood affectees must be absolutely considered. Irrigation Division, PDMA, Rescue 1122 ought to stay absolutely alert”, he directed the involved departments.

The CM whereas speaking with the media said that flood water is repeatedly growing in Mouza Sambal including that the residents of affected homes have been shifted to save lots of locations. 90 % of the inhabitants has been evacuated from the inundated village. All attainable measures will likely be taken within the affected areas of River Chenab.