Srinagar, March 16, 2025 – As incessant rains continue to batter Srinagar, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) embarked on a citywide tour on Saturday to assess the situation and oversee efforts to mitigate the impacts of heavy rainfall. The DC, accompanied by senior officers, visited key installations and low-lying areas prone to waterlogging, inspecting measures underway to address the challenges posed by the deluge.
The tour focused on monitoring the situation arising from the prolonged rains, with particular attention to combating waterlogging along major roads and vulnerable neighborhoods. The DC evaluated the progress of storm water drainage systems, ensuring that steps were being taken to alleviate flooding in critical zones. The inspections underscored the administration’s proactive approach to managing the adverse weather conditions that have disrupted daily life across the city.
Officials accompanying the DC reviewed the effectiveness of current drainage efforts, emphasizing the need to safeguard infrastructure and ensure public safety. The relentless rainfall has heightened concerns over water accumulation in low-lying areas, prompting authorities to prioritize swift and efficient responses to prevent further escalation of the crisis.
The administration remains on high alert, with the DC’s tour signaling a hands-on effort to address the immediate challenges posed by the incessant rains. Residents have been urged to stay cautious as the city braces for continued wet weather, with officials committed to minimizing disruptions and maintaining essential services amidst the downpour.