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LIFE RETURNING TO NORMALCY IN FLOOD-HIT AREAS DUE TO PUNJAB GOVT’S RELENTLESS EFFORTS

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 With the Punjab Government’s intensive cleanliness drive, fogging and spraying operations aimed at preventing outbreak of diseases, life is steadily moving back on track in flood-affected areas. The Cabinet Ministers today visited affected regions to oversee the ongoing relief measures launched under the leadership of Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann.

 Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains visited Tarapur and Kiratpur Sahib villages of his constituency under ‘Operation Rahat’ and reviewed the relief measures. He also inspected the damage caused to residential houses due to rainwater flowing down from the Shivalik foothills into the seasonal rivulets. The Minister also took stock of the embankment work at the historic Gurdwara Baba Gurditta Ji. Mr. Bains contributed Rs.50,000 towards diesel expenses of tractors and other vehicles engaged in the voluntary relief service under Operation Rahat. 

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