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In a significant step toward strengthening urban water sustainability, JMC Commissioner, Dr. Devansh Yadav today visited water bodies in Ward No. 55- Deeli and Ward No. 68- Ratnu Chak to assess the progress of restoration work.
During the inspection, Dr. Yadav reiterated the importance of conserving age-old water sources, stressing that these natural assets must be protected from encroachment and degradation. He stated that the JMC has initiated a comprehensive plan to redevelop, restore and secure water bodies, ensuring these remain functional and beneficial for the community. He further highlighted that developing these sites and establishing adequate water supply arrangements would not only preserve heritage water structures but also play a significant role in recharging and improving the groundwater table across the areas.
The Commissioner’s visit underscored JMC’s commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable urban development. He also urged local residents and civic bodies to participate actively in safeguarding natural water resources.
Joint Commissioner (Works), Firdous Ahmed Qazi; Health Officer, Dr. Vinod Sharma; Executive Engineer Division 5, Yasir Bashir Kichloo; along with other senior officers and field staff of the Jammu Municipal Corporation accompanied the Commissioner during the tour.
