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Chandigarh MC issues advisory amid stormy weather forecast

People are advised against parking vehicles under heavy, overgrown, or old trees during adverse weather conditions

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With the Meteorological Department predicting possible rainfall and stormy conditions in the coming days, the Municipal Corporation has issued an advisory for residents, besides people visiting the city.

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MC Commissioner Amit Kumar said here today that to ensure public safety and prevent damage to life and property, certain guidelines had been issued. People are advised against parking vehicles under heavy, overgrown, or old trees during adverse weather conditions. They should refrain from standing or taking shelter under trees, particularly those that appear aged or structurally weak, during rain or strong winds.

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Limit travel and pedestrian movement along tree-lined roads during heavy rain or stormy conditions, unless absolutely necessary. Do not touch electric poles, streetlights, or park light fixtures as these may pose serious risks of electrocution during or after rainfall, the advisory said.

Maintain a safe distance from both trees and electrical installations as long as inclement weather lasts.

The Commissioner appealed to all citizens to exercise caution and cooperate fully in ensuring their own safety and that of others. These measures are being implemented in the collective interest of public safety and the protection of city infrastructure.

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