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Sikkim government declares rainfall damage in Mangan district a ‘disaster’

The state Chief Secretary R Telang recently visited the Mangan district to review the disaster situation caused by continuous rainfall, landslides, and widespread disruption in connectivity. The district, located in the northern part of the state, has been severely affected by the recent natural calamities, causing immense hardships for the local residents.

Upon his arrival, the Chief Secretary was briefed by the district officials about the extent of damage caused by the heavy rainfall and landslides. He was also informed about the disruption in connectivity, which has further aggravated the situation. The district has been cut off from the rest of the state due to the damaged roads and bridges, making it difficult for rescue and relief operations to reach the affected areas.

After assessing the situation, the Chief Secretary immediately sprang into action and directed the concerned authorities to take all necessary measures to provide immediate relief to the affected people. He also instructed the officials to restore the disrupted connectivity as soon as possible, to ensure timely and effective rescue operations.

The Chief Secretary also visited some of the severely affected areas in the district and interacted with the local residents. He expressed his deep concern for their well-being and assured them of all possible help from the state government. He also urged them to stay strong and united during these difficult times and assured them that the state government is committed to their welfare.

In addition to providing immediate relief, the Chief Secretary also emphasized the need for long-term measures to mitigate the impact of such natural disasters. He stressed the importance of disaster preparedness and urged the district officials to work towards creating a robust disaster management plan for the district. He also assured the officials of all necessary support from the state government in this regard.

The Chief Secretary’s visit to the Mangan district has not only boosted the morale of the affected people but has also instilled a sense of confidence in the district officials. His prompt action and reassurance have given hope to the people, who are currently facing a difficult situation.

The state government, under the leadership of Chief Minister A Telang, has been closely monitoring the situation in the Mangan district and has been continuously providing support to the district administration. The government has also announced financial assistance to the affected families and has promised to provide all necessary resources for the restoration of the damaged infrastructure.

The Chief Secretary’s visit to the Mangan district is a testament to the state government’s commitment towards the welfare of its people. His proactive approach and swift action have set an example for others to follow. The state government, along with the district administration, is working tirelessly to provide relief and restore normalcy in the affected areas.

In conclusion, the state Chief Secretary R Telang’s visit to the Mangan district has been a ray of hope for the affected people. His reassurance and swift action have not only provided immediate relief but have also laid the foundation for long-term measures to mitigate the impact of such natural disasters. The state government is determined to stand by the people of Mangan and ensure their safety and well-being. With the support and cooperation of the people, we are confident that the district will soon overcome this difficult phase and emerge stronger than ever before.

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