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Hello Jammu News at 7:19:00 PM 0


ANANTNAG, APRIL 10: The Deputy Commissioner, Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik today visited Kabamarg and Ziyarat-e-Baba HyderReshi shrines to take stock of the arrangements being put in place for forthcoming Me’raj-ul-Alam and its Friday following.
During his visit to Kabamarg Larkipora, the DDC directed the Tourism Department for making necessary repairs and renovations and completion of public convenience points at the shrine. He also emphasized upon the officers of FCS&CA, PHE, and to ensure supply of all essentials during festive days.
He also directed Health Department to set up Medical Aid Camp near the shrine.
While inspecting the arrangements at Baba Rishi shrine, the DDC stressed for repairs of the main entrance Gate and wall tiling of paths and proper sanitation of the area. He also directed the concerned officers for making all necessary arrangements for the devotees at the venue during the Me’raj days.
The DDC was accompanied by officers and Engineers of PDD, PHE, FCS&CA, Municipality and Health.

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Hello Jammu News at 6:43:00 PM 0

          ANANTNAG, NOVEMBER 04: The Deputy Commissioner Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik today visited Chattisinghpora, Mattan and other areas inhabited by Sikh community to take stock of the facilities provided to them on the auspicious occasion of Gurupurab.
        On the occasion, the DC congratulated the Sikh community on Gurupurab and said that the message propounded by the first guru of Sikhs on brotherhood, peace and amity is more relevant today.
       Notably, the DC has already issued instructions to Health, PHE, PDD and other Departments to ensure all the facilities like essential medicines, ambulance services, potable drinking water, rations and power supply to the people in Sikh inhabited areas.
      While interacting with the community members at Mattan, the DC instructed the AEE PDD to ensure adequate power availability to the people. He also listened to other demands raised by them and assured that work is already going on in some projects while as other issues shall also be resolved in due course of time.

     The DC was accompanied by Tehsildar Mattan, AEE PDD, PHE, officers of Health, Food and other concerned Departments.
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Hello Jammu News at 7:03:00 PM 0

          ANANTNAG, NOVEMBER 01: The Deputy Commissioner, Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik today inspected various examination centres of Bijbehara and Srigufwara tehsils.
          The Deputy Commissioner visited the Higher Secondary School (HSS) Srigufwara and Girls Higher Secondary School Bijberhara. He was satisfied with the arrangements put in place for the smooth conduct of the examination. 

       Sec 144 has been imposed around a radius of 200 metres of the examination centres of the district. Besides, police have been directed to ensure adequate deployment around the examination centres.
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Hello Jammu News at 7:46:00 PM 0


ANANTNAG, SEPTEMBER 19: The Deputy Commissioner Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik today chaired a meeting to discuss the disaster management plan of the district here at Dak Bunglow Khanabal.
While chairing the meeting, the DC said that the district is prone to multiple disasters which require proper strategizing of the disaster management plan. He said that besides man-made disasters, the district is prone to natural disasters – avalanches, floods, cloudbursts and earthquakes (Zone IV which is high damage risk zone).
The Deputy Commissioner said that despite district headquarter got inundated in 2014 floods, we are having ample resources to tackle the situation in a better way. He said that disaster mitigation demands prevention, preparedness, rescue and rehabilitation and it should be our joint endeavour to coordinate all these aspects.
He was informed that owing to the vulnerability of the district, the requisite mapping of spots and resources have been done. Besides, the District Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) has been established which shall temporarily function from PCR. Land for building permanent EOC has been identified at Sarnal Anantnag.  The EOCs have also been established at block and village levels which shall work as nodal centres for coordination, planning, resource mobilization and deployment and communication and information management.
The meeting was informed that under Incident Response System 16 taskforces have been constituted who have been tasked with different assignments. Besides, flood duty chart and zonal flood committees have also been constituted.
The SDRF has been entasked to build capacity and train the stakeholders for which it was directed to devise a training schedule.
A batch of 300 youngsters has volunteered for relief and rescue operations. In addition, the district Civil Defense Authority has the manpower of 215 home guards, 538 civil defence wardens, 3660 civil defence volunteers and 35 SDRF personnel’s, the meeting was told.
Around 94 schools have been identified by the CEO as disaster management centres besides the Boys College, TRC Qazigund, South Campus Kashmir University, SE Hydraulic Office, and Nunwan Base.
Meanwhile, the DC directed the concerned Departments to ensure the logistics and other materials in these disaster management centres. Besides, he directed all the officers to put in their best during the times of exigency besides, keeping men and other resources always active for meeting any challenge.

The meeting was attended by ADC Anantnag, CEOs of PDA, VDA and KDA, SEs of R&B, PHE and PDD, CMO, CEO, ACD, District Officers of Animal Husbandry, Agriculture, Fire & Emergency, ARTO, Tehsildars, EOs of Municipalities, BDOs and other concerned.
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