Delhi floods were not happy with the relief efforts of the government. "The situation has sparked concern, prompting the government to take proactive measures to ensure the safety and well-being of the residents," the minister added.
Atishi said that the Department of Revenue has taken extensive steps to deal with the situation and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is also monitoring the situation closely and is overseeing the response efforts. "Whether it's the Central district, Eastern district, or areas like Yamuna Bazar and Yamuna Khadar, we have made sufficient preparations to address any challenges that may arise," she said.
The Delhi government is earnestly urging the public to stay watchful and collaborate closely with the authorities amidst this crucial period. The minister stated that they will consistently furnish updates and advisories to ensure that residents are well-informed about the developing circumstances.
In recent times, certain regions in Delhi have been contending with persistent waterlogging and flooding, which commenced with heavy rainfall on July 8 and 9. During these two days alone, the city received an extraordinary 125% of its average monthly rainfall.
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