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Rains aftermath: DC Udhampur inspects condition of NH-44

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28/08/2025
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Udhampur: Deputy Commissioner Udhampur, Saloni Rai along with Additional Superintendent of Police Sandeep Bhat Wednesday conducted comprehensive inspection of National Highway-44 to assess the damages caused due to incessant rains over the past few days.
The team undertook an on-ground assessment of the damages caused by continuous rainfall, including landslides, road blockages and disruptions to vehicular traffic.
The DC emphasized the need for swift clearance of debris, restoration of road connectivity, and proactive safety measures to prevent accidents. She also directed officials to remain on high alert and extend every possible assistance to commuters stranded due to road blockages.
The Additional SP highlighted that adequate deployment of police personnel has been ensured to regulate traffic movement and provide assistance in coordination with district administration and NHAI authorities.
The DC reiterated the administration’s commitment to safeguarding lives, restoring normalcy at the earliest and ensuring effective disaster response.
The district administration has appealed to the public to avoid unnecessary travel on NH-44 during heavy rains and follow official advisories for their safety. For any emergency or assistance, citizens may contact the District Emergency Operation Centre (DEOC) at 01992-272727, 272728, Mobile: 9697136717, 7889941318 or Police Control Room (PCR) at 01992-276915.

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