The District Administration of Kupwara, under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ayushi Sudan, is undertaking vigorous efforts to counter the effects of a heavy snowfall that has blanketed the region since yesterday evening. DC Sudan personally oversaw the snow clearance and restoration activities across various sectors to ensure minimal disruption to daily life in this border district.
Despite the challenging conditions brought on by the continuous snowfall, the administration's dedication to maintaining essential services remains unwavering. A comprehensive mobilization of resources has been initiated, focusing on restoring road connectivity, electricity, water supply, and ensuring the availability of essential commodities in the impacted areas.
Teams are working tirelessly around the clock, not just to clear the snow from major roads but also to secure safe travel routes for residents. Efforts to rectify interruptions in power and water services are also in full swing, highlighting the administration's commitment to safeguarding the community's well-being amidst adverse weather conditions.
To facilitate a coordinated and efficient response, the District Administration has established 20 control rooms throughout Kupwara. These centers are integral to the administration's strategy, providing timely assistance and information to the populace. Helpline numbers have been widely disseminated through various media outlets, including social networks, ensuring that residents have quick access to support when needed.
The administration is also proactively communicating with the public, urging caution and cooperation with the ongoing restoration efforts. Special attention is being given to residents in higher altitudes, advising against outdoor activities to avoid the risk of avalanches.
This proactive approach by the District Administration of Kupwara underscores its resolve to navigate through the snowfall's challenges, prioritizing the community's safety and continuity of essential services.