Omar Abdullah, the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, visited his constituency, Ganderbal, on Saturday to see how people were doing after the snowfall. He wanted to check on the situation and see how the local government was helping the citizens.
First, he made an unannounced visit to the district hospital to see if it was ready to help patients. He spoke with doctors, nurses, and people being treated there. He stressed how important it was to provide continuous medical services, especially during tough times. He asked about heating, staff availability, medicines, and other important facilities.
Next, he went to the mini-secretariat to discuss the situation with local officials. During a meeting with divisional commissioners and deputy commissioners, Abdullah talked about clearing snow from roads and restoring water and power supplies. He instructed everyone to act quickly to keep essential services running smoothly.
After meeting with reporters, Abdullah mentioned, “I came here to ensure that people don’t have too much trouble because of the snow. I want to speed up the snow-clearing on roads and restore electricity as soon as possible.” He also added that he is keeping an eye on other areas affected by the snowfall. He promised that electricity would be restored by Saturday evening in some areas and that efforts are underway to clear blocked roads. For areas without water supply, he assured that immediate actions would be taken, and water tankers would be sent where needed.
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