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  • No Alarming Flood Situation, No Need to Panic: CE I&FC

    No Alarming Flood Situation, No Need to Panic: CE I&FC

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    SRINAGAR: As the Kashmir received incessant rainfall since yesterday, the authorities on Wednesday said that there is no alarming flood-like situation in the Valley and people need not to panic.

    Chief Engineer Irrigation and Flood Control Department, Naresh Kumar said that there is not an alarming situation in the Valley as of now.

    “The alert level at Sangam is well below the danger mark and same is in Ram Munshi Bagh. There is no alarming flood like situation as of now and people also need not to panic,” he said.

    He also said that the weather is likely to improve in the afternoon, so for now there is no need to panic.

    Kashmir Valley witnessed incessant rainfall since yesterday, while the weatherman has predicted more rain showers as the day progresses.

    An independent weatherman predicted that the higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir will receive good amount of snow, while plains may get moderate to heavy rain.

    He further said that more showers are expected till Friday, while maximum temperature will stay below normal by 4 to 13 Degree Celsius at most places. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • No alarming flood-like situation in Kashmir, people need not to panic: CE I&FC

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    Srinagar, Apr 19: As the Kashmir received incessant rainfall since yesterday, the authorities on Wednesday said that there is no alarming flood-like situation in the Valley and people need not to panic.

    Talking to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), chief engineer Irrigation and Flood Control Department, Er Naresh Kumar said that there is not alarming situation in the Valley as of now.

    “The alert level at Sangam is well below the danger mark and same is in Ram Munshi Bagh. There is no alarming flood like situation as of now and people also need not to panic,” he said.

    He also said it expected that the weather is likely to improve in the afternoon, so for now there is no need to panic.

    Kashmir Valley witnessed incessant rainfall since yesterday, while the weatherman has predicted more rain showers as the day progresses.

    An independent weatherman predicted that the higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir will receive good amount of snow, while plains may get moderate to heavy rain.

    He further said that more showers are expected till Friday, while maximum temperature will stay below normal by 4 to 13 Degree Celsius at most places—(KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • I&FC Employee Dies After Pole Falls On Him

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    SRINAGAR: An employee of Irrigation and Flood Control (I&FC) department died after an electric pole fell on him at Watlab area of Sopore in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.

    Quoting an official the news agency  KNO reported that an I&FC employee was critically injured after an electric pole fell on him while he was repairing a genset. He was rushed to the sub-district hospital, Sopore where doctors declared him dead.news agency

    The deceased was identified as Tanveer Ahmed Bhat ,30, son of Ghulam Hassan Bhat of Darpora Delina in Baramulla.

    Meanwhile, police have taken the cognizance of the incident and are investigating the matter.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • I&FC Deptt Asks Ganderbal Residents To Remove ‘Illegal’ Encroachment Along Waterbodies Within 7 Days

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    SRINAGAR: Irrigation and Flood Control division in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district has asked residents to remove illegal encroachments along river banks and other water bodies within 7 days, failing which strict action would be taken against the encroachers.

    According to a notice, a copy of which lies with the news agency KNO people who have encroached over the Irrigation and Flood control (I&FC) land in the district have been asked to remove encroachments within seven days.

    “If any person fails to remove the encroachment, the department would swung into action and people have to pay the charges of the same,” it reads.

    It reads strict action under the law would be taken against the people who fail to remove illegal encroachments.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Remove illegal encroachments along water bodies within a week or face action: I&FC Deptt to Baramulla residents

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    Baramulla, Feb 11: Irrigation and Flood Control division in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district has asked residents to remove illegal encroachments over Jhelum river banks and other water bodies within the period of seven days, failing which strict action would be taken against the encroachers.

    According to a notice, a copy of which lies with the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) people who have encroached over the Irrigation and Flood control (I&FC) land in the district have been asked to remove encroachments within seven days.

    “If any person fails to remove the encroachment, the department would swung into action and people have to pay the charges of the same”, it reads.

    It reads strict action under the law would be taken against the people who fail to remove illegal encroachments.

    As per officials separate eviction notices have been issued to residents across the district for the same—(KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • Remove Illegal Encroachments Along Water Bodies Within A Week Or Face Action: I&FC Deptt To Baramulla Residents

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    SRINAGAR: Irrigation and Flood Control division in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district has asked residents to remove illegal encroachments over Jhelum river banks and other water bodies within the period of seven days, failing which strict action would be taken against the encroachers.

    According to a notice people who have encroached over the Irrigation and Flood control (I&FC) land in the district have been asked to remove encroachments within seven days.

    “If any person fails to remove the encroachment, the department would swung into action and people have to pay the charges of the same,” it reads.

    It reads strict action under the law would be taken against the people who fail to remove illegal encroachments.

    As per officials separate eviction notices have been issued to residents across the district for the same. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )