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DDC Front of Each Shop For Daily English Newspaper RNI No. JKENG/2013/48845 TITLE CODE: JKENG-00999 Advertisement in Golden Yug –– Contact –– 0191-2464590 For Booking of Copies of Golden Yug Golden Yug –– Contact –– e-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Website: www.goldenyug.com 94191-88950 Vol. 2 ISSUE NO. 222 Jammu, Saturday 13, September 2014 PAGES 8 PRICE RS. 2/- Postal Regd. No. L-29/JK-509/13-15 Access to housing loans, insurance Power shutdown Over 1,27,000 people rescued so far on Sept 14 gy news service policies made easier for public: CM Mobile oxygen, generation plant, medicines being transported to valley JAMMU, sept. 12: Armed Forces and 2059 In order to carry out SDRF enhances relief for flood affected, bone & joint hospital made functional tonnes of relief materials replacement of burnt out gy news service egy for handling floods. people at first instance have been dropped by the jumpers, droppers, clamps JAMMU, sept. 12: Omar Abdullah said and not to delay in docu - Indian Air Force. A third and tightening of nuts and To ensure timely relief and that six cabinet Ministers mentation process, which batch of Naval Marine bolts including the plug - rehabilitation of flood led by the Finance could follow. Three senior Commandos with ging of oil leakages of 20 affected people, Chief Minister have left for officers have been deput - Rubberised Inflatable MVA power transformer Minister, Omar Abdullah Delhi to brief the Prime ed at North, South and Craft (Geminis), Out with other allied mainte - nance works in 132 KV & today apprised that State Minister about the flood Central Kashmir to moni - Board Motors (OBMs), 33 KV switch yard at Disaster Response Fund situation and also present tor relief and Compressors, Diving sets 132/33 KV grid station (SDRF) has enhanced the a memorandum to him. Rehabilitation measures. and satellite phones Sidhra, the power supply relief for flood affected peo - About Rs.2200 crore About 137 relief camps arrived at Srinagar yester - to part of Janipur, Jhajjar ple from Rs.20 crore to flood management plan have been set up so far day to support the rescue Kotli, Bahufort, Sidhra, Rs.100 crore for the state has already been forward - providing relief to one operations. A total of 224 ASCOMS, Malori Jagir, and kept the same at the dis - ed to centre for approval. lakh flood victims. boats of Army and 148 Bajalta and Toota-de-Khoi posal of the administration He informed that breaches The Haj flights which NDRF's inflatable boats as both circuits of 132 KV both at Kashmir and Jammu have also been plugged in have also been postponed are actively involved in Gladni-Sidhra and Sidhra- division. at most of the sites with till September 20, shall the rescue operation. Janipur transmission line Addressing the media sand bags and crate walls. resume after that and the gy news service 22,000 litres of fuel from being airlifted from Armed Forces have also shall be affected persons at Srinagar Airport It was apprised that state's quota shall be UDHAMpUr, sept. Ambala have been trans - Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, established 19 relief camps onSeptember 14, 2014 today, Chief Minister said chemical from New Delhi ensured for the intending Over 1,27,000 persons have ported to the valley. Delhi, Patna, Amritsar and in Srinagar and Jammu from 8 a m to 1 p m. The that Rs.3.50 lakh compensa - are being brought to mini - pilgrims. States Home been rescued so far by the 8,200 blankets and 1074 Chandigarh. region. In Srinagar region, shut down shall be subject tion would be given next to mize the spread of epi - Secretary in Delhi has been Armed Forces and NDRF tents were provided to the Eighty nine transport camps were established at to fair weather condition. the kin of dead out of which demic. Two heavy duty deputed as Special Relief from different parts of flood victims. 80 medical aircraft and helicopters of BB Cantt, Avantipur, Old Rs. 2 lakh has already been dewatering pumps along - Commissioner in Delhi for Jammu & Kashmir in the teams of the Armed Forces Indian Air Force and Army Airfield, Sumbal, CA&PD fines black announced by Prime with operators are being coordination of relief mea - ongoing rescue and relief Medical Services are Aviation Corps have been Chattargam and Jijamata Minister and Rs.1.50 lakh pressed into service sures. operations in the flood rav - already operating in full pressed into service. Army Mandir, where thousands marketers gy news service would be given from the besides eight mobile To regulate health infra - aged State. swing. Four Field Hospitals has deployed around 30,000 of rescued people are pOOncH, sept. 12: SDRF besides Rs.75000 water purification plants structure the Bone and Joint Thirteen tonnes of water have been established in troops for rescue and relief being sheltered. They are On the instructions of the would be given as initial alongwith their operators Hospital has been made purifying tablets and six Avantipur, Pattan, Anantnag operations, in which also being provided with Deputy Commissioner, installment for repair of would also be available to functional and the health water filtration plants with a and Old Airfield where 21,000 troops are food and other basic Poonch, M H Malik a damaged houses. He said public. department has setup con - capacity to filter 1.2 lakh medical aid is being provid - deployed in Srinagar amenities. Flying Squad team com - housing loans would also Against the 1000 mg trol room at Barzulla. All bottles per day has already ed to the ailing people. Till region and 9,000 troops in To restore the road con - prising of officials from be made liberal so that the watts of electricity the medical officers and reached Srinagar. now they have treated more Jammu region. Armed nectivity, five task forces of Tehsil Supply Office people are facilitated to required in Kashmir divi - para medical staff have Engineering stores includ - than 21,500 patients. One Forces personnel are dis - Border Roads Organisation, Mandi, Poonch, Surankote rebuild their houses. sion more than 480 mg been urged to report so that ing suction pumps from more fully equipped field tributing water bottles and which include 5700 person - and other SA&PD officials Insurance camps shall be watt has been restored so maximum medical aid is Vishakhapatnam are also hospital from Bathinda has food packets on a large nel, have been pressed into headed by Assistant set up for the affected far. Regarding complaints provided to be affected pop - being sent to flood affected reached Srinagar. 4.7 tonnes scale. So far 3,98,000 service. As of now, they Director, Consumer Affairs people to make insurance of thefts as the water level ulace. Around 107 tones of area. Communication medicines and other health litres of water, 31,500 food have restored the road con - and Public Distribution cover and claim easily is receding, the Chief medicine has been receive equipment of Department of care materials including packets and over 748 nectivity from Batote - Department, Poonch con - accessible and ensure that Minister directed the so far, Omar Abdullah Telecommunication, Army, mobile oxygen generation tonnes cooked food have Kishtwar, Kishtwar - ducted surprise market flood disaster is covered police and security forces informed. He apprised that BSNL and some of private plant are also being trans - already been airdropped Anantnag and Jammu - checking of shops, outlets in all insurance policies. to report to their posts and to further strategize the companies have been dis - ported from Delhi to the and distributed in the Poonch. On the Jammu - of CA&PD, K-Oil Depots Flood management team maintain strict vigil to relief and rehabilitation patched to restore the com - flood affected area. More flood-affected areas. Srinagar highway, BRO and imposed fine of of hydrologists have been avoid theft incidents. The measures an all party meet munication systems in the relief materials including So far 1526 sorties personnel have cleared the Rupees 3800/- on the black requested to be sent to DCs have been asked to would be held tomorrow at State. To meet the immedi - blankets and tents, water were undertaken by the road up to KM 172 marketers and issued strict instructions to the hoteliers formulate long term strat - ensure relief to deserving 11 a m at Srinagar. ate energy requirement, bottles and food packets are helicopters and aircraft of (Ramsu). and dhaba owners not to use domestic gas and to display the rate lists in Restoration work in full swing: DDC front of each shop. They were warned of stern action in case of any future Essential services restored, relief cheques distributed violations. gy news service other essential necessities and sons. Necessary awareness camps Assessment teams have been affected/stranded persons. More partially/fully and efforts are on to Army, BRO intensifies JAMMU, sept. 12: District teams headed by Tehsildars distrib - with regard to the prevention of directed to make the assessment of than 250 patients treated by the complete the job by the end of road clearance Development Commissioner, uted the ration and other items to spreading of diseases have also the damages immediately and sub - Medical teams and 800 hungry October 2014. Out of 48 PMGSY Jammu, Ajeet Kumar Sahu has the affected families. Besides, free been organized in different parts of mit the report on daily basis. flood victims were given food at roads damaged 30 roads stand operation in Reasi gy news service apprised large number of persons ration has also been provided to the District. Teams constituted for making Railway Station by the team head - restored and restoration work on reAsi sept.
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