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Family stuck in floods, Haryana govt officials turn ‘saviour’

Chandigarh: The swift action taken by Haryana government officials to rescue a family trapped in floods is winning accolades from the public. Several netizens thanked Manohar Lal Khattar administration for their efforts to save lives of 12 people, including 6 children and 2 women, who were stuck in the fields near the Barwala bypass expressway …

Chandigarh: The swift action taken by Haryana government officials to rescue a family trapped in floods is winning accolades from the public. Several netizens thanked Manohar Lal Khattar administration for their efforts to save lives of 12 people, including 6 children and 2 women, who were stuck in the fields near the Barwala bypass expressway owing to the severe floods.

According to eyewitnesses, the family was trapped in the middle of floods. When the news spread about stranded people in the area, the local police station-in-charge mobilised resources and with active support from the administration, all 12 members of a family were successfuly rescued. The afflicted family members lives were spared by this excellent rescue effort conducted with greatest expertise and commitment.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday held an emergency video conference with district officials over the constant spell of rains. During the discussion, the officials informed the Chief Minister about Ghaggar river flowing above danger mark. Moreover, Yamuna, Markanda, and Tangri rivers in the neighbourhood have already created deep concern. After the meeting, the deputy commissioners of Ambala, Panchkula, and Yamunanagar were instructed to prohibit people from visiting near waterways.

Due to the constant increase in water levels of Yamuna, Ghaggar, and other minor rivers, low-lying areas are being evacuated. The Narwana branch and S.V. canals are also running at full capacity, and district officials are closely monitoring the situation. Officials have been advised to keep sand-laden sacks ready to immediately control any cracks in river banks or drains. If a region is flooded, rescue personnel are tasked with ensuring the safety of affected individuals and providing them with food rations and basic medical services.