Punjab News: In a first-of-its-kind initiative, the Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab Government is delivering essential relief materials to flood-affected areas using drone technology. The step comes as several villages remain submerged, making it difficult for rescue teams to reach stranded families through conventional means.
Bhagwant Mann Govt Uses Drones to Deliver Aid to Affected Families
According to officials, drones are being deployed to supply ration, drinking water, medicines, and other essential items directly to rooftops where affected people have taken shelter. The innovative approach has been welcomed by locals, who say it is providing immediate relief in areas where boats and vehicles cannot reach due to heavy waterlogging.
The Punjab Government has also stepped up its rescue and rehabilitation efforts, ensuring that relief camps are functional and basic healthcare facilities are available. Authorities added that this initiative reflects the state’s commitment to combining technology with humanitarian aid in times of crisis.
Bhagwant Mann has directed officials to ensure that no household is left without food or medical assistance
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has directed officials to ensure that no household is left without food or medical assistance. He stressed that innovative measures like drones are vital to saving lives and ensuring timely support in difficult terrain.
Experts believe this move could mark a turning point in disaster management in India, showcasing how technology can fill gaps in emergency response. They point out that the use of drones not only speeds up delivery but also reduces the risks faced by rescue workers in flood-hit zones.
Residents and social groups have lauded the move, saying that the Bhagwant Mann government’s use of drones is setting an example of quick, tech-driven disaster management for other states to follow. Locals expressed hope that such proactive measures will continue until normalcy is fully restored.
