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NDRF holds disaster awareness camp in Rajouri

NDRF provides training on disaster management at a camp.

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Amid recent incidents of cloudbursts and landslides in the region, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) on Monday organised a one-day civil defence awareness and training camp in Rajouri.

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The camp saw participation from the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), Civil Defence, Home Guards, J&K Police, and local villagers. The NDRF provided training on disaster management, focusing on preparedness and response to floods, landslides and mudslides.

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NDRF Inspector Bachan Lal said the awareness camp in Rajouri was organised to train locals to handle emergencies like cloudbursts and flashfloods.

He explained that during a recent incident in Kishtwar, villagers were unable to manage the situation. “Since the people in Kishtawar were unable to handle the situation, the DC contacted us. We then conducted a full assessment of this area and relocated the villagers to a safe location. We organised this camp for the villagers to handle situations like a cloudburst or a flashflood. If any such incident takes place, then locals are the first responders to provide any kind of medical help,” said Lal.

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