Bhagwant Mann: The government of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is doing everything it can to help families across the state who have been hit by the floods. Even though he was recently hospitalized for being too tired to function, CM Mann has been actively coordinating flood rescue efforts from Mohali’s Fortis Hospital, making sure that residents who need help get it quickly.
Health Minister Goes to Areas Hit by Floods
Health Minister Dr. Balbir Singh led a group of people who went to several flood-damaged places to see what was going on there. During his trips, he gave checks to families in need, helping those who had lost their homes, animals, and other important things in the floods right away with money. In the flood-affected areas, Dr. Singh also went door-to-door to do health surveys, focused on preventive care to stop disease outbreaks after the flood.
Health precautions taken ahead of time in vulnerable areas
To protect public health, the Punjab government has taken the initiative to put steps in place. Fumigation drives are being done in places that are likely to get mosquito-borne diseases to stop them. Also, Reverse Osmosis (RO) water systems have been put in schools to make sure that kids can drink safe water. Health camps have been set up in many districts to help people who have been hit by the floods get medical checkups and basic medicines.
Help with money for families and farmers
Besides taking steps to protect people’s health, the government has also promised to pay farmers whose crops were damaged by the storms. The goal of this project is to help farmers get back to work quickly and keep making a living during this tough time. CM Mann has personally watched the help get distributed to make sure it is fair and reaches the families who need it the most.
Leaders in government set a good example
To show their support for the victims, CM Mann and other cabinet officials and AAP MLAs have promised to give one month’s pay to help the state’s flood relief efforts. A lot of people like this move because it shows that the government wants to be involved in running things and act quickly in emergencies.
Still working to get things back to normal
The state is still having problems in flood-affected areas, but quick action by the government, along with good tracking and help from local governments, has given people much-needed relief. Citizens have praised the proactive approach, emphasizing how important it is to combine financial help with support for health and infrastructure for recovery after a flood.
