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In a handout issued here, Wattal has urged the authorities to launch an immediate rescue operation to save people trapped in flood-affected areas. The vulnerable population, including women, children, and the elderly, should be evacuated to safer places with arrangements for lodging, food, and water. Wattal has demanded that the J&K Government and the Union Government provide all necessary support and resources to the affected people.
Wattal has expressed deep concern for the people affected by the torrential rains and flash floods, and has urged the authorities to take immediate action to mitigate their suffering. The J&K Civil Society President has called upon the authorities to take swift and effective action to address the situation and provide relief to the affected people. The present torrential rains and flash floods in Jammu and Kashmir have caused widespread destruction and displacement. The J&K Civil Society's demand for a rescue operation on a war footing is a timely reminder of the need for immediate action to save lives and property.
