The central team inspected the damages in Gwalior, Datia, Shivpuri, Morena and Sheopur districts on the last day of the two-day visit to inspect the damage caused by excessive rainfall in Chambal division. While discussing with the senior officers, it suggested to develop the houses completely destroyed by the floods as a model town at a suitable place. After this, the team also inspected the damage done to the bridge over Parvati river.
The Central team reached village Sila and Palaicha of Bhitarwar tehsil of Gwalior district on Tuesday. It took stock of the damage caused by excessive rainfall in both the villages. The team also inspected the site of damage to the damaged houses and crops. During the visit, the central team visited the damaged houses, government properties, culverts and farms in the flood affected villages and discussed with the affected families.
The central team asked to repair the roads damaged due to excessive rain at the earliest. So that the transport system will be able to operate smoothly again. The team stopped at various places in the rural area and discussed with the villagers and inquired about the damage caused due to excessive rainfall. The team suggested speedy relief operations in all the affected villages. Collector Gwalior Shri Kaushalendra Vikram Singh informed in detail about the damage caused in both the villages of Bhitarwar tehsil of Gwalior district and the immediate relief given to the affected.
The team led by Sunil Kumar Varnwal, Joint Secretary, Government of India, was accompanied by the Commissioner Land Records Gyaneshwar Patil, Divisional Commissioner Ashish Saxena, Collector Kaushalendra Vikram Singh, CEO District Panchayat Kishore Kanyal and other officers were present.