Camp organised to address Ghanour villagers’ concerns

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Updated At : 12:49 PM Jul 14, 2024 IST

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Ghanour, July 13

A camp under the “Aap Ki Sarkar Aapke Dwaar” programme was organised in Kami Khurd village. The camp was led by Deputy Commissioner Showkat Ahmad Parray and local MLA Gurlal Ghanour.

Residents from Harpalpur, Bur Majri, Ulana, Mardanpur and Chamroo villages lodged their complaints pertaining to the embankments of the Ghaggar river damaged in last year’s floods, potholed roads and potable water problems. Parray said the departments concerned had been directed to resolve these issues.

The DC and the MLA inspected a breach in the Ghaggar river near Kami Khurd village and issued orders to the departments concerned for its repair.

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