As many as 10 officers, together with 30 labourers, of irrigation water service division labored endlessly for 3 days to divert the circulate of Ghaggar. The efforts have been made to forestall water from getting into three villages in Kalka, and Amravati, to cut back the injury brought on by the swollen river.

The groups diverted the circulate at Surajpur, Rajjipur and Amravati.

“Despite the difficulties caused by the rain, the team worked round the clock to ensure that damage is minimised,” mentioned Anurag Goel, govt engineer.

Washes away Herbal park in sectors 25 and 26

Haryana meeting speaker and Panchkula MLA Gian Chand Gupta on Tuesday inspected the natural park adjoining to Ghaggar to evaluate the injury triggered to the power.

Officials knowledgeable Gupta that over 60% of the park has been washed away as a result of excessive water-flow within the river.

Gupta mentioned that the natural park was thought of a supply of satisfaction for Panchkula. “Recent pure calamity within the district has resulted within the destruction of a number of bridges and important injury to the essential infrastructure. Although the injury evaluation report is but to be obtained, it’s estimated that there could possibly be losses amounting to crores,” he said.

He added that he will request the chief minister to provide aid for repair and restoration work in the district.

He directed the district administration to remain vigilant and strictly enforce Section 144, ensuring that no individual ventures near the river.

Submit damage report by Wednesday: ACS Misra

Additional chief secretary medical education and research, Sumita Misra, on Tuesday directed National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), Public Works Department and Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran to survey the affected roads and bridges in the district and submit a report by Wednesday evening.

Sumita Misra, who is in-charge of the district, was presiding over a meeting to review the arrangements made by the administration.

Reviewing the connectivity between Pinjore and Nalagarh, the ACS directed NHAI officials to strengthen alternate routes and ensure safety of passengers.

She reviewed the connectivity issues of Amravati Enclave, DLF Valley and Trident Hills, and directed the representatives of these developers to repair the damaged bridge at the earliest.

District admin on alert: deputy commissioner

Deputy commissioner Priyanka Soni said that the district administration is constantly in touch with the Himachal Pradesh administration. In terms of water flow, Shimla and Sirmaur areas are the catchment areas of Ghaggar river.

“We have evacuated and shifted around 800 people to safer places. If the water level does not rise from the hilly side, the administration will shift the affected families to their places with full security in the next three-four days,” mentioned Soni.

She added {that a} medical camp was organized for the rescued households who’re placing up at apple market at HMT. The authorities have additionally saved households at White Castle marriage palace in Pinjore.