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On Admn’s request, Army conducts structural assessment of Dhussi Bandh

Indian Army personnel conduct an assessment of the Dhussi Bandh in Ludhiana.

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In response to the recent flood-like situation, the engineering wing of the Indian Army, Western Command, conducted a comprehensive structural assessment of the Dhussi Bandh in the Dhulewal and Mattewara zones on Wednesday.

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The assessment was carried out on the request of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Himanshu Jain to evaluate the structural stability of embankments.

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Leveraging their technical expertise, the Army’s engineering wing performed a detailed evaluation to ensure the embankments’ integrity, addressing concerns arising from the severe flooding conditions in the region.

As per their assessment, there is no immediate cause of concern.

However, two points were identified in the Mattewara stretch where additions to measures already taken could further strengthen the bandh for long-term benefit.

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The Deputy Commissioner said this proactive measure aims to strengthen disaster preparedness and safeguard affected areas. He extended gratitude to the Indian Army for their swift response and technical support in assessing the critical infrastructure.

He said the administration had already started work on both identified points, and further actions would be taken based on findings to ensure the safety and resilience of the Dhussi Bandh.

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